Drive Time Podcast: Kate Greenberg ('10), Chief Marketing & Development, Nationals Philanthropies

A decade after earning her Anderson MBA, double Bruin Kate Greenberg (B.A. ’04, ’10) has led a remarkable career. When she was an undergraduate, the communications job she does now for the Washington Nationals’ charitable arm didn’t exist. She’s gone from managing PR for high-profile companies like Disney to shaping the communication strategies of nonprofit and philanthropic organizations, and she is now immersed in the #NATS4GOOD​ community response fund. Perks along the way have included seeing her name inscribed on a Nationals 2019 World Series championship ring and meeting President Barack Obama.

 

00:00​ Intro

09:14​ Choosing Anderson, FEMBA experience, & Disney!

20:28​ Moving Across the Country

29:39​ PR & Sports Marketing experience

39:49​ Beijing Global Immersion, ‘Stay at Home’ experience, transition to DC

47:45​ Joining the Washington Nationals, nonprofit work, and Covid-19

01:12:20​ Photos from Disney, the Nationals Championship, and – Obama?!

01:37:44​ THE CHAMPIONSHIP RING!

01:40:22​ Closing Remarks

 

Hosted by Dylan Stafford, assistant dean and director of admissions of UCLA Anderson's Fully Employed MBA program (FEMBA), the Drive Time podcast features interviews with FEMBA alumni, current students, faculty and administrators who discuss leadership, work-life balance, entrepreneurship, career development and more.

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