Season 8 Episode 4

How can you use networking to market yourself?

August 13, 2026
In this episode of the Break Away Podcast, host Tina Sula interviews guests Bella Jabra and Jack Brown on topics related to networking. Join us to learn how networking and marketing yourself can give you a competitive edge in the modern world.

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Tina Sula

Tina Sula

Klementina (Tina) X. Sula is passionate about helping people articulate and activate their life’s purpose. She is grateful for the opportunity to live her purpose by teaching networking to students in the Program in International and Comparative Studies at the University of Michigan (and globally through her Coursera course called How to Network: Leading Yourself to Lead Others) and by serving as a legacy advisor and chief learning officer to successful individuals and families, helping them translate wealth into meaning across generations.
Jack Brown

Jack Brown

After graduating from the University of Michigan School of Literature, Science, and the Arts with a degree in International Studies (PED) and a minor in Chinese language, Jack took a full-time opportunity with Publicis Sapient, an industry-leading digital business transformation consultancy. As a Junior Associate Product Manager, Jack worked in the healthcare vertical to help large healthcare organizations reinvent how they operate in the digital economy. After an awesome experience at Publicis Sapient, Jack joined Opendorse, the leading athlete marketplace and NIL technology platform, helping athletes connect with brands, schools, and supporters to build and monetize their personal brands, as a Product Owner.
Bella Jabra

Bella Jabra

Bella is a 2019 University of Michigan LSA graduate with degrees in PICS and Spanish. After graduating, she moved to Spain to teach English, a path that led her through international trade and supply chain before inspiring her to build Reloca Spain, a relocation company dedicated to helping Americans move to Spain. She credits her Michigan education and the professors who shaped her with making this journey possible. Go Blue!