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Take a listen to Slate's CEO, Eric Stark, on Sports Loft Podcast. He talks how he got started, his background, and all things Slate.
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"Yanni Andreopoulos from Sports Loft chats to Slate's co-founder and COO Eric Stark for our member series. They discuss the company's founding, Eric's experience at NFL, and the growing role social media plays in connecting sports teams with their fans. They debate how covid has increased social media's importance for teams, who found they had no other touchpoint with fans during the lockdown. There's a look to the future and how social media can be monetized by teams, as long as they focus on authentic content."

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