lients Gush The ballgame Now that Willis is entrenched in the entertainment business, he’s learned gaming venues are a way to get a feel for potential business partners in a casual setting. “Whenever I’m doing business at a game, I look at it like I’m doing a more casual interview. It gives me a feel for the type of person I could be working with and I’ve turned down clients and potential business partners because I’ve seen how they act in a more casual setting. I use that time to gauge their integrity and see if they share my ethical standards,” said Willis. Sporting events are a place where you can get beyond someone’s façade. Take Willis’ horror show, for example: He said he wanted to test the waters with another promotional company. “I took out [a potential business partner] to a Dodger’s game. The guy got wasted and I kept thinking to myself: He’s supposed to be a professional. As I was