Overqualified? Never. A Deeper Look at “Sportsmen” TV
This is a guest post by our Communications Intern, Greg Brey. He wasn’t sure if PR/Communications was his “thing,” but I think he has a great start with excellent storytelling skills! A close friend of mine was laid off from a high-ranking position at a phone company last year, joining the now 14.6 million (9.5%)…
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Hunt.Fish.Feed Milwaukee and How I Wrangled an Invite to the Monkey Room
We hosted yet another successful Hunt.Fish.Feed in Milwaukee this past week where we fed more than 400 people a tasty meal of venison Sloppy Joes complete with corn on the cob, macaroni salad and watermelon. A highlight of any Hunt.Fish.Feed event we do is to simply create an awesome meal with donated venison. But the…
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Social Media at ICAST
I’ve just returned from fab-u-lous Las Vegas for ICAST, the fishing industry’s version of SHOT Show. I am not necessarily there to see the latest and greatest the fishing industry has to offer. I am there to promote Sportsman Channel, network with friends old and new, and see what sort of trouble I can stir…
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Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen
We’ve all been there – you are working on a project you thought was yours, but then your boss got involved, and he brought in a person from another department, and they brought their coordinator, who has an intern…..and they all have different ideas on how this project should run. So how do you get…
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You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know
I was chatting with a newcomer to our industry yesterday and he reminded me of how life was in the beginning stages of Sportsman Channel: ignorance was bliss. Like most start-ups, the network had a mix of people from all walks of life, but I am not sure if anyone fully understood the deep-seeded roots of the…
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