58 min
Episode 8 // John Hong - Clarinetist, Writer & Marketing Consultant Doublers Podcast
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- Performing Arts
How does spending on $8500 you don't have as a grad student jump start your career? In this episode, John Hong shares how one swipe of a credit card started the journey into his current pursuits.
A clarinetist turned writer and artistic marketing consultant, John Hong nurtures an obsession with clear, simple, and human communication.
Consulting since 2018, his clientele includes GRAMMY® winners, non-profit executives, orchestra CEOs, and instrumentalists, ensembles, conductors, and composers from every major continent. He is an occasional freelance writer on the people and issues surrounding classical music, praised by New Yorker contributor Steve Smith for “having his thumb square on the pulse of what moves the public to open up a story.”
Find him on Twitter: @John_Hong.
(On a personal note, I can attest to his skills as a writer - John wrote the bio on my website!)
Support the show (https://buymeacoff.ee/doublerspodcast)
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How does spending on $8500 you don't have as a grad student jump start your career? In this episode, John Hong shares how one swipe of a credit card started the journey into his current pursuits.
A clarinetist turned writer and artistic marketing consultant, John Hong nurtures an obsession with clear, simple, and human communication.
Consulting since 2018, his clientele includes GRAMMY® winners, non-profit executives, orchestra CEOs, and instrumentalists, ensembles, conductors, and composers from every major continent. He is an occasional freelance writer on the people and issues surrounding classical music, praised by New Yorker contributor Steve Smith for “having his thumb square on the pulse of what moves the public to open up a story.”
Find him on Twitter: @John_Hong.
(On a personal note, I can attest to his skills as a writer - John wrote the bio on my website!)
Support the show (https://buymeacoff.ee/doublerspodcast)
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
58 min