| Name: Molly Mullady ‘91
Home: Philadelphia,
PA
Major(s): Spanish, Government
Profession: Director of New Business
Development (Corporate Sponsorship) for the Philadelphia Eagles
Molly Mullady never played a sport at St. Lawrence, but she could
often be found in the stands cheering. Today, Molly not only continues
to cheer on the Saints; she also cheers for the team she works
for: the Philadelphia Eagles, the 2005 NFL’s National Football
Conference champions.
Many alumni say St. Lawrence is where they developed ideas about
what they wanted to do with their lives. Molly realized what she
wanted to do on her last day as she listened to Mark McCormack,
the father of sports marketing, speaking at her Commencement.
“He said that everyone has a ‘genius’ that they
are better at than everyone else,” she recalls, “and
that we owed it to ourselves to find it.” She discovered
she wanted to do exactly that, and soon began working for McCormick
at the International Management Group.
At St. Lawrence, Mullady learned how to communicate and socialize
with people from different backgrounds, and her writing and vocabulary
improved dramatically. “I also learned not to take myself
so seriously,” she states. “You have to have a sense
of humor in the business world. It’s essential; otherwise,
others will break down your sense of self.”
She thinks of St. Lawrence fondly, remembering a “powerful
sense of community.” To this day, she is astonished when she
comes across other St. Lawrence alumni. “It’s remarkable
how small St. Lawrence is, but how far the people who went there
get in life,” she says.
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