Dean

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Dean is in his 4th Year of Sports Management at Brock University, where he studied to prepare for the business world and to always work with a purpose of making a difference or a lasting impression.

 
Dean became captivated with sports since the days of Prime Carey Price, always striving to be better to help the team around us. After learning about the world of professional sports, he wanted to be involved in the industry anyway he could, because it felt like a fulfilling opportunity that he wanted to be a part of. He continues his pursuit of breaking into the industry and leaving a meaningful impact within it.
 
Dean has worked in numerous industries, like the automotive industry at KTH Manufacturing in his hometown of Shelburne, the sales industry at American Eagle Outfitters, and sporting events with Multi-Sport Canada, preparing him for a multitude of situations and work styles. These experiences have influenced Dean to pursue a career in the sports and entertainment industry as he finishes up his undergraduate degree.
 
Dean is currently working through his internship with Cosmos as an Account Executive, providing a burst of energy and developing his talents as he tries to get his feet under him in this fast-paced industry.

Fun Facts:

FAVOURITE MOVIE: Cars, Cars 3, How to Train Your Dragon 2, Ace Ventura

FAVOURITE TV SHOWS: The Big Bang Theory, 911, Survivor

FAVOURITE SPORTS/TEAMS: Curling, Toronto Bluejays (MLB), Montreal Canadiens (NHL), Montreal Victoire (PWHL), Toronto Raptors (NBA), Toronto Tempo (WNBA), Seattle Seahawks (NFL)

FAVOURITE FOOD: Anything with sugar and carbs

FAVOURITE ANIMAL: Cats, Owls, and Otters

FAVOURITE MUSIC: Pop, Pop Rock, How to Train Your Dragon Soundtrack

FAVOURITE ARTIST: OneRepublic, Ed Sheeran, Tyler Shaw, Matt Hansen, Tate McRae

FAVOURITE BOOK: Rain

MY HOBBIES: Being active, sports, video games, living

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