Kiera Connerty, Major League Baseball director of talent management, is utilizing what she learned as a former U. S. Military captain in the office:
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“We did a lot of community service and projects like that, which gave me exposure to the Seattle Seahawks, the Seattle Mariners and other organizations out there in that area. It opened my eyes to everything that goes into sports,” she states. During her two years out in Washington, she had to decide if she was going to renew her military contract or pursue a different career. “I was ready for a new challenge,” Connerty explains.
As Connerty transitioned from the military to sports, she focused on these following steps to help her pivot:
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