Conor Clarance's guest appearances

Conor Clarance

BIV Today

The Jason Gregor Show

The Route

The Sports Business Life Podcast

Molson Coors

Twitter Canada

Nicole Lee

Judith Sayers

Wes Walz

Darren Haynes

Jamie Thomas

Scott Nichol

Jared Dubin

Jordin Tootoo

Michael Walters

Paul Coffey

Carter Savoie

Ben Gretch

Chris March

OwlTail

Be it a bad call or an uncanny goal, sports fans are always all over Twitter with their takes (good or bad). Engagement on the social media platform has been changing in recent months, though, after Ottawa gave provinces the power to regulate single-game sports betting. B.C. was among the first to allow such wagers and new changes rolling out this week in Ontario have the potential to shake up the online conversation once again. Conor Clarance, head of sports for Twitter Canada, joins BIV Today to delve into the social media company’s work at engaging sports fans. Tyler Orton hosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Be it a bad call or an uncanny goal, sports fans are always all over Twitter with their takes (good or bad). Engagement on the social media platform has been changing in recent months, though, after Ottawa gave provinces the power to regulate single-game sports betting. B.C. was among the first to allow such wagers and new changes rolling out this week in Ontario have the potential to shake up the online conversation once again. Conor Clarance, head of sports for Twitter Canada, joins BIV Today to delve into the social media company’s work at engaging sports fans. Tyler Orton hosts.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Sports betting: Twitter Canada’s Conor Clarance on how engagement is changing

There's no shortage of live sports these days, which means a lot of us take to Twitter to follow our favourite teams or sports personalities. So it only makes sense to chat with their Head of Sports here in Canada on today's episode!Conor dropped some serious knowledge on how Twitter has elevated the fan experience, in addition to his outlook on how this area of sports business could evolve over the next decade. At the same time, this UBC Alum and former resident of MLSE &amp; Redbull, guides us through his journey in multiple arenas of marketing and how those aspiring to work in social media can get their foot in the door. Lastly, we discuss the best ways we can all feel more comfortable approaching new digital platforms and our first tweets (trust us, they are embarrassing). Follow us: https://linktr.ee/theSBLpodcast

There's no shortage of live sports these days, which means a lot of us take to Twitter to follow our favourite teams or sports personalities. So it only makes sense to chat with their Head of Sports here in Canada on today's episode! Conor dropped some serious knowledge on how Twitter has elevated the fan experience, in addition to his outlook on how this area of sports business could evolve over the next decade. At the same time, this UBC Alum and former resident of MLSE &amp; Redbull, guides us through his journey in multiple arenas of marketing and how those aspiring to work in social media can get their foot in the door. Lastly, we discuss the best ways we can all feel more comfortable approaching new digital platforms and our first tweets (trust us, they are embarrassing). Follow us: <a href="https://linktr.ee/theSBLpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/theSBLpodcast</a>

Episode 21: Conor Clarance, Twitter

Ken Holland

In Hour 1, we heard from Edmonton Oilers General Manager Ken Holland, and Conor Clarance from Twitter Canada

July 31 - Hour 1 - Ken Holland & Conor Clarance