The Perfect Game Foundation® works with those who aspire to a business career in sports/entertainment by providing mentoring, networking, and assistance in finding internship and job opportunities.
From the moment I met Del, he has been a tremendous influence in my life. During my senior year of college…
The transition from college to the professional world has been interesting to say the least. I never thought I would graduate…
Internship/Job: Merchandise Coordinator/Golf Shop Coordinator at TPC Potomac…
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The Perfect Game Foundation’s® mission is to provide assistance to those who want to follow a business career path in sports through the development…
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At the end of 2015 I officially retired from my life on the road. How long had I been traveling? Basically since I was in the womb. In the Wilber family, my father was always traveling thanks to his lifelong employment in baseball. My childhood was filled with annual trips to Spring Training (either on […]
I know it’s been a while, if by “a while” you mean nearly a month, but when your PR agency is keeping such a constant flow of leads and introductions coming your way, and you’re scrambling to keep them all organized, answered, and scheduled, there’s not much time for blogging. I’ve got a break until […]
“Influencers.” It’s a word I don’t recall hearing up until a couple years ago. Somehow, some way, it appears that some individuals use social media to create their own sort of celebrity, and then they become famous for being famous, and what follows is that their content can influence perfect strangers. It’s the world we […]
In all my years of playing baseball, I had never been in such an exciting setting as the one I experienced during my time in Venezuela.