Will Conover Email & Phone Number

First and foremost, I am a nerd—in both the traditional sci-fi sense and in my love for gadgets and technology. Most of my free time is spent watching reviews of TVs, computer parts, and other tech items that I rarely intend to purchase. I truly enjoy learning about what’s out there. Occasionally, I find a product or software that I believe will enhance my daily life, and I become obsessed with it. I research it extensively and enthusiastically recommend it to everyone I know. Currently, I am fascinated by $20 in-ear monitors that offer exceptional sound quality for their price. I would love to tell you more about them if given the chance.Secondly, I collect bourbon. My collection has grown to around 60 bottles, and each one has a story that I can talk about for hours. Although I hardly drink it now because many bottles are difficult or expensive to replace, I spend a good portion of my weekends visiting local liquor stores to find new releases and make connections within the whiskey community. For me, the thrill of finding a rare bottle at a good price is often more enjoyable than the taste itself.Third, I enjoy reading the news—not just on my phone, which I still do, but also in print. I receive a copy of the Wall Street Journal at my apartment building every morning, and I read it from back to front (except for the fashion section, which my fiancée requests). Even though I work in media in this digital age, I appreciate traditional watches and newspapers.A computer nerd who loves non-smart watches and bourbon might not seem like a conventional combination on paper, but that’s part of my charm. I enjoy having my hands in various metaphorical and physical cookie jars. In my short career, I have edited segments for an Emmy-winning TV series, helped produce four Super Bowl commercials, and interned at a newspaper. It may not flow together seamlessly, but I relish the opportunity to do a little bit of everything and understand every part of every process.Few things excite me more than tackling a new challenge, especially a difficult one. I enjoy learning new skills to add to my toolbelt—or, to continue the metaphor, finding more cookie jars to dip my hands into.I would love the opportunity to chat and discover what new cookie jars I can explore with your team

Listed skills include Leadership, Football, Video Production, Social Media, and 25 others.

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