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Welcome to episode 43 of Future Driven! This week, Adam Lejeunekopp spoke with Adam White, founder and CEO of Front Office Sports, a news platform that covers the intersection of sports and business.
White started working on the now-named Front Office Sports as a passion project in college. He conducted hundreds of informational interviews and worked to grow a network before graduation. Front Office Sports is now a multimedia platform that keeps the modern sports enthusiast updated on sports and business news.
Future Driven is hosted by Adam Lejeunekopp, CEO of the strategic marketing agency, Madak. In each episode, Adam talks to different entrepreneurs and industry leaders, discussing their careers, leadership styles, and goals for the future.
0:40: Adam introduces Adam White, founder and CEO of Front Office Sports.
1:20: Adam White shares some background information on Front Office Sports.
6:20: Lejeunekopp and White talk about how growing a following during college helped create a base for his business when he graduated.
8:30: White explains the strategic decisions behind the aesthetic change of Front Office Sports.
11:35: What are some platforms and models that you focus on the most in terms of content creation for your business?
14:40: As you build your subscriber list, what are some of your biggest challenges?
16:20: How do you build trust with your audience?
22:30: Lejeunekopp gives White some positive feedback on Front Office Sports’ content and asks about his plans for penetrating the SMS market.
25:05: What are your plans for the future of Front Office Sports?
This week we heard from Adam White, founder and CEO of Front Office Sports. White’s multimedia news platform is nearing 1 million subscribers as sports enthusiasts around the globe consume Front Office Sports’ content. White hopes for further growth in the future and is dedicated to building trust with his audience by putting out quality content consistently.
Welcome to episode 43 of Future Driven! This week, Adam Lejeunekopp spoke with Adam White, founder and CEO of Front Office Sports, a news platform that covers the intersection of sports and business.
White started working on the now-named Front Office Sports as a passion project in college. He conducted hundreds of informational interviews and worked to grow a network before graduation. Front Office Sports is now a multimedia platform that keeps the modern sports enthusiast updated on sports and business news.
Future Driven is hosted by Adam Lejeunekopp, CEO of the strategic marketing agency, Madak. In each episode, Adam talks to different entrepreneurs and industry leaders, discussing their careers, leadership styles, and goals for the future.
0:40: Adam introduces Adam White, founder and CEO of Front Office Sports.
1:20: Adam White shares some background information on Front Office Sports.
6:20: Lejeunekopp and White talk about how growing a following during college helped create a base for his business when he graduated.
8:30: White explains the strategic decisions behind the aesthetic change of Front Office Sports.
11:35: What are some platforms and models that you focus on the most in terms of content creation for your business?
14:40: As you build your subscriber list, what are some of your biggest challenges?
16:20: How do you build trust with your audience?
22:30: Lejeunekopp gives White some positive feedback on Front Office Sports’ content and asks about his plans for penetrating the SMS market.
25:05: What are your plans for the future of Front Office Sports?
This week we heard from Adam White, founder and CEO of Front Office Sports. White’s multimedia news platform is nearing 1 million subscribers as sports enthusiasts around the globe consume Front Office Sports’ content. White hopes for further growth in the future and is dedicated to building trust with his audience by putting out quality content consistently.
