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Working in Hockey is the single best resource for anyone looking to land a career within the great game of Hockey.

Founded in April 2024 by Nick Bowins, Working in Hockey features a free weekly newsletter containing EVERY open job in hockey, booming social media channels with job postings and career advice, and of course a podcast which dives into the various career paths those in the industry have taken.

Cohosted by Lukas Georgas, the show has featured guests such as Pavel Barber and Steve Dangle, to professionals working for NHL teams and hockey product companies alike.
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Danielle Bain, TSN's Winnipeg Bureau Reporter, joins Nick Bowins on this week's episode of the Working in Hockey podcast to discuss her journey through sports! From Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment to the Paris Summer Olympics to the Milan Winter Olympics to covering the Jets and Blue Bombers for TSN, Danielle's career is an exciting one! Some great advice and insight into life in sports, how to present yourself on camera, and settling into new cities and roles; you're not going to want to miss this conversation!
Host Nick Bowins is joined by Lee Elias, a man of many talents and various jobs within our game of hockey! The Head Coach of the Puerto Rico Women's National Hockey Team, the Founder of Hockey Wraparound, the host of Our Kids Play Hockey, a renowned author of both children's hockey books and several books on performance and team-building, not to mention someone who worked for the NHL league office in New York, amongst several other hockey coaching and motivational speaking roles!Lee is a phenomenal business-mind, and an all-around great person. He was very generous with his time and advice, through both trials and tribulations, and shares a ton of knowledge throughout our conversation. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast, and check out Lee's, for plenty of great hockey insight.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins interviews Ryan Bucciarelli, the Team Lead of Premium & Suite Sales for the NHL's St. Louis Blues. Ryan shares some amazing insights into his role, the impact of the Blues' Stanley Cup win on ticket sales, and the importance of building genuine relationships with the fans. He discusses the evolution of sales strategies in the sports industry, the transferable skills gained from various sports roles, and helps address common misconceptions about sales positions in sports. Ryan shares endless valuable advice for aspiring professionals looking to break into the sports industry, and overall, was an awesome guy to have a conversation with!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins speaks with Jon Sata, the President of Business Operations for the AHL's Chicago Wolves. They discuss the current season's success, the intricacies of business operations in hockey, the importance of partnerships and sponsorships, and how the business side of hockey has evolved over the years. Jon shares insights on attracting and engaging fans, creating memorable experiences, and lessons learned from other sports industries. Jon also shares a number of pieces of valuable career advice for aspiring professionals looking to break into the sports industry!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins interviews Sydney Silverman, the Manager of Digital Ticketing and Marketing for the AHL's Providence Bruins! Sydney shares great insight into her role, the importance of behind-the-scenes marketing strategies, and how to ensure teams are engaging as many fans as possible. She also discusses her career progression, the significance of networking, and the evolving landscape of sports marketing. Sydney emphasizes the value of diverse experiences and her passion for photography, which she integrates into her marketing efforts. We wrap things up with Sydney's best advice for any aspiring professionals in the sports industry. An awesome, insightful conversation that you should definitely take notes on!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins interviews Aaron Logan, owner of Logan Sports Group and Heritage Stick Company. They discuss the unique commemorative items Aaron creates for sports milestones, the evolution of hockey sticks in the market, and the significance of milestones in sports culture. Aaron shares his personal journey into the hockey industry, the dynamics of running a small business, and offers some great advice for aspiring professionals in the field.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey Podcast, host Nick Bowins interviews Rodney Martin, the PA Announcer of the Penn State Nittany Lions hockey and football programs. They discuss the electrifying atmosphere at Beaver Stadium during the recent outdoor hockey games, the current season's performance of both the men's and women's teams, and Rodney's extensive career in hockey announcing. Rodney shares insights on the transition from club hockey to varsity hockey, the importance of preparation on game nights, and the creation of the Hockey Valley slogan. He also emphasizes the significance of the We Are Penn State chant and offers valuable career advice for those looking to break into the hockey industry.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, hosts Nick Bowins and Lukas Georgas welcome Nick Alberga, the host and director of the popular show Leafs Morning Take. They discuss Alberga's journey through sports media, the importance of building a network early, and the unique environment the Nation Network is building.Nick Alberga shares insights from his time at the College of Sports Media and SiriusXM NHL Network Radio, emphasizing the value of versatility and perseverance in a broadcasting career. The conversation also touches on the significance of personal branding in today's media landscape and concludes with advice for aspiring sports broadcasters.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, Nick Bowins interviews Katie Merrick, the Vice President of Business Operations for the USHL's Fargo Force. We discuss Katie's diverse role, community engagement, the impact of on-ice success, rebranding efforts, and the importance of internships in the hockey industry. Katie shares insights on how to stand out in the job market and the significance of doing more than what is expected in any role. The conversation highlights the growth and success of the Fargo Force and the collaborative efforts that contribute to the team's achievements. TONS of great insight here from the reigning USHL Executive of the Year winner!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, Nick Bowins and Lukas Georgas interview Cameron Scholvin, the Senior Vice President & Chief Operating Officer of the Columbus Blue Jackets. Cameron shares insights into his day-to-day responsibilities, the importance of cross-departmental collaboration, and his journey into the sports industry. He discusses the growth of the hockey market in Columbus, the significance of corporate sponsorships, and the organizational culture that fosters employee engagement. Cameron also provides valuable advice for aspiring professionals looking to enter the hockey industry, and shares how he first broke into the sports industry; including some time in the NBA and College Sports as well!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, Sydney Delcontivo, the manager of player safety for the PWHL, discusses both her current role and prior experiences in player safety across different leagues. Sydney shares insights into the collaborative nature of her work, the importance of technology in enhancing player safety, and the evolving standards in hockey. She also emphasizes the significance of mentorship and education in the sports industry, particularly for women pursuing careers in hockey. A great conversation, with a great individual!
Hosts Nick Bowins and Lukas Georgas are joined by Utah Mammoth's Head Performance Coach Mitch Stewart to discuss Mitch's career path, how athletes prepare for the gruelling NHL season, Utah's new practice facility, and of course, some great advice for any up-and-coming strength and conditioning coaches.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins interviews Noah Goren, a seasoned professional in hockey marketing. They discuss Noah's journey from his early days in Montreal to his various roles in the hockey industry, including his time with the Laval Rocket, the NHL, and CCM. The conversation highlights the importance of networking, unique approaches to career advancement, and the evolving landscape of marketing in sports. Noah shares valuable insights on building relationships, the significance of in-person networking, and the future of content creation in hockey.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Noah Goren's Journey05:08 The Importance of Networking and Standing Out09:52 Experiences at Brock University and Building Relationships14:47 Life as a Marketing Coordinator with Laval Rocket25:01 Role as a Live Social Contributor for the NHL29:57 Transitioning to CCM and Brand Marketing38:53 The Future of Marketing in Hockey
On this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins is joined by Lucas Kalish, also known as  ⁨@DontBeSaad20⁩  who has built an amazing marketing and content career for himself within hockey!From working for various minor pro hockey teams, to creating EA Sports NHL video game content, to currently being the Director of Marketing for the newest expansion team in the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) the New Mexico Goatheads, Lucas shares tons of insights into working within the sport, how to stand out in a crowded marketing space, and finding your true passions!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, Evan Sporer, Manager of Brand Strategy for Bleacher Report's Open Ice, discusses his journey in the sports media landscape, the growth of B/R Open Ice, and the importance of social media in engaging hockey fans. He shares insights on team dynamics, collaboration with NHL on TNT, and the evolution of content creation in the digital age. Evan also reflects on his career path, memorable experiences in sports, and offers valuable career advice for aspiring professionals in the industry.#workinginhockey
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, Tanner Chubey, the communications manager for the WHL's Saskatoon Blades, shares insights into his role, his day-to-day, and the evolving landscape of junior hockey. He discusses the importance of player personalities, the innovative Victory Plus broadcast initiative, and the wide-range of skills he's developed, including graphic design and play-by-play commentary. Tanner emphasizes the value of building relationships within the hockey community and offers advice for aspiring sports broadcasters.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins and co-host Lukas Georgas welcome Sara Barshap, an NHL Sports Trader for FanDuel. Sara shares insights into her role, the dynamic nature of sports odds, and the importance of teamwork in trading. She discusses the skills needed for success in sports trading, the offseason strategies she employs, and the significance of networking and mentorship in building a career in sports. The conversation also touches on the growth of women's hockey, Sara's internship experiences, and the impact of AI on sports trading. She concludes with valuable career advice for aspiring professionals in the industry.
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, our friend Kazxi shares his journey of becoming one of the biggest content creators in the hockey community. He discusses his initial foray into hockey through video games, the strategies he employed to grow his audience on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, and the importance of creating engaging hooks in his videos. Kazxi also delves into the business side of content creation, including how he approaches brand partnerships, pricing strategies, and managing burnout while maintaining a consistent posting schedule. He emphasizes the significance of authenticity in his content and offers valuable advice for aspiring creators - you won't want to miss this conversation!
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, host Nick Bowins speaks with USHL Commissioner Glenn Hefferan about the current state of junior hockey, the role of the USHL in player development, and the importance of mentorship in the sport. Glenn shares insights into his journey in hockey, the challenges and opportunities presented by changes in the landscape, and offers valuable career advice for those looking to break into the industry.#workinginhockey #ushl #nhl #collegehockey
In this episode of the Working in Hockey podcast, hosts Nick Bowins and Lukas Georgas speak with Hannah Beckman, the Media and Community Relations Coordinator for the New York Sirens of the PWHL. Hannah shares insights into her role, the dynamics of working in a new league, and the importance of building relationships within the hockey community. She discusses her journey from studying journalism to working in public relations, the value of internships, and the growth of women's hockey. Hannah emphasizes the importance of being present and accessible in her role, and she offers advice for those looking to enter the hockey industry, highlighting that it's never too late to start playing or working in the sport.Be sure to check this one out, and reach out to Hannah if you have any questions about life in the PWHL!
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