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The HangOut with Gregory Collins: Episode 12 Phillip Sanders - From Bethune Cookman to Ernest & Young
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During the recording of this episode, unfortunately, some of the conversations were cut off due to overheating from the camera. Thanks for your understanding!
On today's episode, I chat with my good buddy, Phillip Sanders. We first met back in 2012 when I first came to Oakland through a mutual friend and have remained in contact since then. Phillip, originally from Chicago, IL, is a strategist at heart and excels at providing solutions to problems. He is a financial auditor at his core, having served as a financial auditor for the top accounting firm in the country, Ernst & Young. Currently, as a Partner, he guides individuals and corporations on business strategy implementation and problem-solving through consulting at a venture capital firm called New Media Ventures.
The episode is full of great discussion topics such as his journey from college to his current career. We also discuss his dating experience and we also reflect on using social media, our connections throughout the years, his relationship with video games, his close encounter with death, and much more.
Connect with Phillip Sanders
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Book resources mentioned in this episode
The Art of Not Giving Fuck
The Bomber Mafia
The Lost Count
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