NetConnect Caitlin

In the eighth and final episode of Season 2, I sit down with Cheryl Gross, a financial services professional with over twenty years of experience in retail banking, private banking, and consumer lending. Tune in to hear about her impressive career path, how she founded her project management firm, her advice for entrepreneurs today, why SLU students should take advantage of the LINC program, how to stand out in competitive job markets, and more!

In this episode, Michael Paulino, SLU Class of 2020, describes a hectic day in the life as a broadcast associate for CBS, how getting involved in activities and work during his undergrad helped prepare him for his career, the most important skills for success in journalism and media, how to ensure honest journalism in overflowing digital spaces, why being yourself is the key to nailing interviews, and how SLU students can "sell" their liberal arts education to employers. This is not an episode you want to miss! 

Tune into this episode to hear Ali Price, SLU Class of 2019, share what an average week in the life serving audit clients in the Asset & Wealth Management industry looks like, how to turn an internship into a full time role, how to stand out in the increasingly competitive job market, and why a growth mindset and intercultural communication skills are crucial to her professional work. In this episode Ali also shares what it means to "make every day your masterpiece." 

Amy Hudson, SLU class of 2008, is a Business Operations and Partnership Lead at Spotify. Tune in to this episode to hear what her typical work days look like at Spotify, upcoming projects for the company, Spotify's internship opportunities, how companies can stay relevant with younger audiences, interview tips, and more!

In this episode, Caitlin interviews Ed Forbes, SLU Class of 2002, to hear how he developed a successful career in journalism, his expertise on the elements of good storytelling, contributing factors to the public's lack of trust in the news, advice for aspiring journalists or communications experts, how strong leadership is rooted in relationships, and more. 

In this episode, Susie Rust, SLU class of 1988, sits down with Caitlin to discuss how she started her career in New York City, how Weber Shandwick moves beyond public relations and creates interactive campaigns/long term value for clients, how recent college grads can stand out to employers in competitive environments, what defines good leadership, and more! 
Learn more about Weber Shandwick here: https://www.webershandwick.com/