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Brandon Ricci
Content Marketing @ EdVisorly - Marketing @ San Diego State University - Transfer Student
Brandon Ricci is a digital marketing and business development professional known for his adaptability and commitment to helping others. He is currently studying for a Bachelor of Science in Marketing at San Diego State University's Fowler College of Business. He also holds an Associate's degree in Business Administration and Management from San Diego Mesa College, and a High School Diploma from Foothill High School.
Ricci's professional experience includes working as a Content Marketing Manager at EdVisorly. In this role, he stated that EdVisorly aims to remain student-focused and prioritize students.2 Previously, he was a Content Creator and Social Media Marketer for a Freelance Videographer. He also founded and led the San Diego Mesa Business Club, interned in Wealth Management at Morgan Stanley, worked at Castlewood Country Club, coached at Next Level Sports LLC, and was Director Of Technology at DECA Inc.
Ricci is also a New Business Associate at Plaid.1 He will be attending ITC Vegas this year.4
His LinkedIn username is bricci.3
Highlights
Today marks 1 year for me with Plaid
From being an intern, to coming on full time right after college, i’ve seen a lot of changes.
And still, I can confidently say i’ve never been more excited for not just my own future with Plaid, but the companies future as well.
What’s my biggest take away thus far?
Simple…
Sell a product you truly love and the rest comes pretty easy.
(oh, and drink a lot of coffee 😉)
Transitioning into a new role can be tough. Here is what I've learned that's helped make it easier... ⬇
1️⃣ ASK QUESTIONS: There is a stigma around not wanting to ask "dumb questions." Curiosity is not dumb... it should be championed and supported by your peers as this is an indicator of ambition and eagerness to grow.
2️⃣ FAIL FAST AND LEARN: Everyone is going to mess up... it happens. The best thing you can do is take what you learned from failing and use it as a motivator to focus on ways to improve.
3️⃣ TAKE INITIATIVE: Sales, along with every other role (in its own unique way) is a dog-eat-dog world. You need to take the initiative, speak up about your goals, and ask for support from your managers to help achieve them.
As mentioned... starting a new role is hard...
Asking questions, learning by doing, and taking initiative isn't.
#newrole #jobs #opprotunities #sales #learning
