“At first, the job leads were really the edge I was looking for, which allowed me the opportunity to send my resume and demo out from there. Nieves called me back, told me he was impressed with my credentials and offered me the position right there over the phone.”īinetti has been an STAA client since June 2012. I took a leap of faith and sure enough Mr. “Jason encouraged me to take the chance, and explained to me the sense of urgency with the team about this opening.
Daniel Nieves, the original voice of the Rush, had already had the position filled, and then it suddenly opened up due to a late departure.” Binetti learned of the Rush opportunity from Checkers broadcaster Jason Shaya.
RAPID CITY RUSH TEAM 2008 UPDATE
“I’ll host a weekly hour-long radio show in a restaurant with fan interaction, host a half hour update show before the weekend’s slate of games, and then broadcast the game itself, with in-depth pre-game and post-game shows to go with it,” he says.įor Binetti, landing the gig was like catching lightening in a bottle. The Rapid City job affords him the opportunity to do everything he has ever wanted to with a team, and not have to sell tickets. Now that Binetti has been hired as Media Relations Director/Broadcaster for the Rapid City Rush of the Central Hockey League, he says, “My new theme is, the first job is the BEST one to have.’”īinetti has spent the past two seasons as a broadcast assistant with the Charlotte Checkers of the AHL. (October 8, 2013) Mark Binetti had been told repeatedly that the first job is the hardest to get.
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