MIS NEXT WEEKLY

SEPTEMBER 25, 2018

Learn more about The Tiger Effect - Woods' impact on media, branding and eCommerce.

 "[Gen Z] already represent up to $143 billion in buying power - and that's without accounting for the influence they have on household spending." - Joe Cardador, PhD. 

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MiS Next premium membership includes:

• Members-only section of the site including a jobs & opportunities board

• Create your professional profile on misportsbiz.com - including resume - accessible by recruiters and employers (mid-October)

• Access to digital chats with industry professionals

• Resume review and feedback from the industry's top recruiters

• 1-on-1 career advice sessions

• Chance to be featured in both the MiS Next & Pro newsletter

• Digital resource guide with info on scholarships, conferences, etc.

• Discounts on all MiS events including regional college events

• Connections to mentors in your field

• Access to MiS Rewards, contests, and giveaways

• Opportunities to start an MiS Next chapter at your school

• Next Alumni program including discounted upgrade to MiS' professional network once you're eligible

Free membership includes the newsletter and access to the MiS Next GroupMe.

As a reminder, the MiS Next Slack will be shutting down on September 30th!

The Mavs Mess.

The NBA concluded its investigation of the Dalls Mavericks. The results of the investigation included "numerous instances of sexual harassment and other improper workplace conduct" over more than 20 years.

As a result, Mavs owner Mark Cuban pledged to donate $10 million to women's causes and the organization will be under increased scrutiny by the NBA as it strives to change its workplace culture. 

• 'This isn't just about three bad actors': The key points of the Mavs sexual harassment investigation and what happens now

• 'Significant errors in judgment': Are Mark Cuban and the Mavs really being held accountable?

• Mavericks Investigation Finds Rampant Sexual Harassment Permitted By "Organizational Shortcomings"

Was a $10 million tax write-off enough? What steps should the Mavs take to change their culture? 

Quick Hits.

• Chicago Bears players, ownership pledge to donate $500k to social justice initiatives

• How do NBA franchises spend their revenue? Team execs reveal financial info

• Kevin Durant's Thirty Five Media partners with ESPN on "The Boardroom" a new sports business show

• NFL legends threaten boycott unless they get health insurance and a salary

• AB InBev strikes deals to put more sports pros in beer ads

• Wine Talk: Dwyane Wade gets into the wine game

• Why are athletes and rappers investing in high school sports?

• Colin Kaepernick to receive one of Harvard University's highest honors

• How many coincidences does it take to screw over Colin Kaepernick?

• North, South Korea seek to jointly host 2032 Summer Olympics

• The person running your favorite football team's Twitter is probably a woman

• Jalen Rose's tuition-free high school boasts 93 percent graduation rate

• New York Jets LB Brandon Copeland is redefining his NFL career while flipping houses

• LeBron James is already winning Hollywood

• Ryan Coogler to produce Space Jam reboot

• Jemele Hill to narrate "Shut Up & Dribble"

• Super Bowl halftime show to feature Maroon 5

• Kevin Love launches Kevin Love Fund to inspire physical, mental well-being

• The college recruit and the downfall of a hall of fame coach

• The best coach in college sports might be a psychologist

• Texas school superintendent regrets "black quarterback" comment about Deshaun Watson

Inspiration.

• Howard Bryant, on race and sports

FYI.

• Why your single minority candidate statistically has no chance of being hired

• Don't leave a job interview without asking these 3 questions

• Phone interview coming up?

• These free online courses from Google will boost your career no matter what business you're in

• How to make time for in-between sized projects

History Lesson.

Martin Luther King Jr., and the Black Athlete Protest Tradition.

Opportunities.

The Creative Artists Agency (CAA)

Internship Program

is offering various opportunities for Spring 2019 to build a strong pipeline of future talent. CAA is looking for people who are passionate about business, service minded, insatiably curious, and have an entrepreneurial drive. 

Premium members get their resume directly in the hands of recruiters by applying through the MiS job board.

Looking for specific types of opportunities?

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