So bad to hear;Brandon Schneider sadly complain about Steve Kerr retaliation for…
Brandon Schneider was a 22-year-old recent college graduate when he asked to borrow one of his father’s suits for a job interview.
It was August 2002, and Schneider had spent 14 months as a waiter at an upscale restaurant as he struggled to find work in his desired fields, investment banking or venture capital. When a family friend helped him land an interview with Warriors then-President Robert Rowell, Schneider — a San Mateo native and lifelong Golden State fan — was ecstatic, even though he had no idea what he was interviewing for.
After talking with Schneider for about an hour, Rowell asked him, “Can you sell?” Schneider, who had no sales experience at the time, assured him that he could and soon accepted an entry-level position selling season tickets. What he didn’t know then was that conversation with Rowell would be the start of a 19-year journey to the top of the Warriors’ business operations.
