
Veronica Hernandez, General Manager of the Modesto Nuts (Interview 4/100)
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Veronica Hernandez, General Manager of the Modesto Nuts tells a great story of her journey starting as an unpaid intern for two different teams and the working her way up to her current position as woman GM in minor league baseball. She’s a wealth of advice from finding ways to make sacrifices to get to where you want to go, to the importance of curating a network around you, and not being discouraged by imperfection.
Shout outs to: Jesse Cole from the The Savannah Bananas and California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
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