Sponsor Victoria Hanson
United States
Athlete (retired)
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Self-Managed
Ice Hockey - Boston Pride
Niche
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About Victoria Hanson — retired Premier Hockey Federation ice Hockey athlete
Victoria Hanson is a Boston-based former professional hockey player and Boston University alum with a strong athlete-to-lifestyle creator profile. She brings an authentic mix of sports credibility, travel, photography, fashion, and food-and-drink content that makes her a natural fit for brands looking to reach an active, stylish audience.
Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?
Athlete and finance working professional aiming to promote women’s success through increasing the visibility of opportunities for young girls. My goal is to show younger generations of athletes that they can have dreams in all areas of life (athletic, personal, etc.) through setting an example both on the ice and in the office, and to communicate that their dream does not have to look exactly like the girls’ sitting next to them. All dreams are valid and achievable.
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Boston Pride
Boston University
United States
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