Forming inclusive and strategic partnerships permits you the vision to see a diverse perspective. In sports it can often be the winning ingredient in a winning formula. For Nathaniel Cooke he says relationships are your currency to facilitate sustainable partnerships in sports As the Director, of Strategic Partnerships & Business Development at Rucker Park Streetball he consistently leverages expertise to develop a strategy of specific workstream (analytics, insights); overseeing all components, including content, client, production, and celebrity engagement. While also consulting directly with senior leadership to present monthly data-driven reports on engagements, new markets entered and customer interaction, consulted on brand licensing business project with NBAPA which included park renovation and full-time partnership. He graduated from Kean University in 2011 with a degree in Communication Studies with a concentration in Public Relations and Sports Management. “In 2010, I was a Sports Management intern with New Jersey News. At New Jersey News, I produced pieces pertaining to The New York Jets head football coach Rex Ryan, and his unique relationship with The New York Media. In June 2010, I joined Pipeline News as a featured Social Media Contributor. I produced sports, music, and fashion reviews daily. I am currently a Broadcast Assistant for The National Basketball Association. I oversee conducting telecast reports for all national television games involving NBA teams.” He joined me this week to have a conversation about diversity in sports and forming sustainable partnerships in sports.
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