Sports production specialist and Tony Fay PR Chief Operating Officer Amanda Larder joins #OTP to discuss working national mega sports events, balancing work and her personal life, and why she thinks it’s important to mentor the next generation of women.
Amanda’s love for sports came as a teen when she was fascinated by a half-time Super Bowl performance. Once she got a sneak peak of the behind the scenes, she was hooked. Fast forward a decade or two, and Amanda has been a part of Super Bowls, the NCAA Men’s Final Four, the US Open, and the College Football Playoff National Championship.
Tune in to hear what goes into producing a sports mega event, including some of her craziest stories, and why she thinks the sky’s the limit for women in the industry. If you’re looking to be inspired, it’s an episode you don’t want to miss!
Episode topics:
- The excitement of working mega sporting events like the Superbowl
- Balancing being a COO, and mother of two while also taking part in sports production
- Why she thinks the sky’s the limit for women in sports
- How the world of sports has changed due to COVID-19
- The importance of mentoring other women
Quote:
“I think that smart men surround themselves with really smart women. There’s still a lot of work to be done and opportunity for women to do more but I think right now what I’m seeing is so many really incredibly powerful women who are also welcomed in by powerful wonderful men.”
-Amanda Larder
Resources:
Guest Info – Amanda Larder
Instagram: @amanda.larder, @tonyfaypr
Twitter: @amandawhitelaw, @TonyFayPR
Website: www.tonyfaypr.com
LinkedIn: Amanda Larder
Host Info – Christina Heydanus
Instagram: @tinaheydanus
Twitter: @tinaheydanus
Show Info – Opening the Playbook
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