Why DAM holds a key position in the Premiership

03/29/21 • 22 min

What has football and DAM got in common? Danny Karbassiyoon - that’s who! Danny may now be Co-Founder of the DAM consulting service, Stacks but his background is firmly rooted in the green fields of the Premiership League - signing for Arsenal at just 17. Somehow the sporting and DAM world cross over nicely, with there being plenty of need for the speedy organisation that digital asset managers bring to the table. We quiz Danny on what it's like to be the only American in the football team, whether it's all just champagne and social media and how he manages to keep a foot in the game through his new venture, Stacks.
Credits:

Interviewer Emma Pryke https://thescoopdigital.co.uk

Guest speaker: Danny Karbassiyoon https://stacksteam.com/

Podcast produced by Let’s Talk Video Production: https://letstalkvideoproduction.com

Interviewer Emma Pryke https://thescoopdigital.co.uk

Guest speaker: Danny Karbassiyoon https://stacksteam.com/

Podcast produced by Let’s Talk Video Production: https://letstalkvideoproduction.com

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Transcript

What has football and DAM got in common? Danny Karbassiyoon - that’s who! Danny may now be Co-Founder of the DAM consulting service, Stacks but his background is firmly rooted in football. And somehow the sporting and DAM world cross over nicely, with there being plenty of need in sport for the speedy organisation that digital asset managers bring to the table.
Growing up playing soccer in the US, Danny moved to the UK at 17 when he was