The Golf Shop Podcast Connor Averell

Donovan Fraser Joins the show to talk about how you should approach looking for your next position. Whether its an assistant professional job or a head professional we discuss what you should look for so that you set yourself up for success.

Cameron Craig has worked in the golf industry all across the globe. He joins the show to discuss the importance of having a diverse resume and traveling to different markets.

This episode we shift gears and dive into the topic if diversity and inclusion. Jaime Steedman joins to share her thoughts and provide insight on the topic. We discuss creating better work environments, creating a culture to which everyone can succeed and some ways we can educate ourselves to be more inclusive to groups and communities not fully represented in golf.

Cam Cox joins the show again to discuss some of the big things we have coming up. Cam and myself will be running the Muskoka Region for the Assistants of Toronto and discuss what to expect in the upcoming meetings and when the first one is. We also discuss a book club we are apart of and how you can get involved and review some of our favorite episodes. Please feel free to reach out to myself of Cam if you would like to be apart of any of these upcoming groups.

Geoff Tait, the President of Triple Bogey Brewing Company is this episodes featured guest. Geoff offers a unique perspective on the golf industry as he is a true entrepreneur. Our conversation touches on his career, the different companies he has created and what it's like to work with Arnold Palmer.

Jaime Steedman from The Ladies Golf Club of Toronto joins the show and does not disappoint. This episode goes a little bit deeper into some issues in the golf industry and how where it needs to change. We discuss growing the game (more importantly how to), the PGA of Canada's Diversity and Inclusion Task Force, being a female in a male dominated industry and so much more. This is our best episodes yet and the most important one. Thanks again to Jaime.