The Evansville Otters have full-time internships available for the 2010 season. The internship positions are summer positions that start in late April or early May and run through the conclusion of the season in September. Applicants with senior and junior standing will be given preference for internship positions.
EXPECTATIONS: The Evansville Otters expect interns to consider themselves a part of our full time staff. All employees are expected to work ALL home games including night, weekend and holiday games. Candidates are required to be enthusiastic with a great desire to put on a night of entertainment and memories for all the fans at historic Bosse Field. Within minor league baseball, the front office staff performs duties at all levels of management and maintenance. From time to time, staff members will be required to help sell tickets, help in our concessions operations, interact with players and coaches, help clean the stadium, pull tarp over the field and other tasks, in addition to their primary duties. Everyone working in professional league baseball wears many different “hats,” so a willingness to go above and beyond one’s normal duties is expected. The Otters offer the opportunity to learn the business of baseball from the ground up. Many past interns who have planned to continue a career path in professional sports have been given that opportunity to continue either with the Evansville Otters or with other professional sports teams.
Once your resume has been received, we will contact you to set up an interview to discuss the guidelines.
*******Director of Operations Assistants: (3) Internships Available*******
IN-SEASON DUTIES:
Assist in daily stadium operational duties around ballpark including but not limited to: Preparing picnic areas for nightly group events, helping set up and close down stadium before and after each home game, assisting in the supervision of the concession and catering operations, processing of food orders and inventory of operations equipment, oversee game day staff, maintain general operational functions during game, ensuring adherence to Department of Labor and Health Code regulations, handling sales of birthday parties and baseball buddies programs, and general office and ballpark support functions as necessary.
REQUIREMENTS:
Candidates must have ability to solve problems, have good inter-personal skills, ability to do what is asked in a timely manner, strong customer service, ability to think on one’s feet, basic computer skills (Word, Excel), basic math, self-motivated, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs without assistance.
The Evansville Otters have full-time internships available for the 2010 season. The internship positions are summer positions that start in late April or early May and run through the conclusion of the season in September. Applicants with senior and junior standing will be given preference for internship positions.
EXPECTATIONS: The Evansville Otters expect interns to consider themselves a part of our full time staff. All employees are expected to work ALL home games including night, weekend and holiday games. Candidates are required to be enthusiastic with a great desire to put on a night of entertainment and memories for all the fans at historic Bosse Field. Within minor league baseball, the front office staff performs duties at all levels of management and maintenance. From time to time, staff members will be required to help sell tickets, help in our concessions operations, interact with players and coaches, help clean the stadium, pull tarp over the field and other tasks, in addition to their primary duties. Everyone working in professional league baseball wears many different “hats,” so a willingness to go above and beyond one’s normal duties is expected. The Otters offer the opportunity to learn the business of baseball from the ground up. Many past interns who have planned to continue a career path in professional sports have been given that opportunity to continue either with the Evansville Otters or with other professional sports teams.
Once your resume has been received, we will contact you to set up an interview to discuss the guidelines.
*******OPERATIONS/CONCESSIONS INTERNSHIP: (3) Internships Available*******
IN-SEASON DUTIES:
Assist in daily stadium operational duties around ballpark including but not limited to: Preparing picnic areas for nightly group events, helping set up and close down stadium before and after each home game, assisting in the supervision of the concession and catering operations, processing of food orders and inventory of operations equipment, oversee game day staff, maintain general operational functions during game, ensuring adherence to Department of Labor and Health Code regulations, handling sales of birthday parties and baseball buddies programs, and general office and ballpark support functions as necessary.
REQUIREMENTS:
Candidates must have ability to solve problems, have good inter-personal skills, ability to do what is asked in a timely manner, strong customer service, ability to think on one’s feet, basic computer skills (Word, Excel), basic math, self-motivated, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs without assistance.
Internship runs from May – September
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Yes/No: I have local housing available in or near Evansville.
The Evansville Otters have full-time internships available for the 2010 season. The internship positions are summer positions that start in late April or early May and run through the conclusion of the season in September. Applicants with senior and junior standing will be given preference for internship positions.
EXPECTATIONS: The Evansville Otters expect interns to consider themselves a part of our full time staff. All employees are expected to work all home games including night, weekend and holiday games. Candidates are required to be enthusiastic with a great desire to put on a night of entertainment and memories for all the fans at historic Bosse Field. Within minor league baseball, the front office staff performs duties at all levels of management and maintenance. From time to time, staff members will be required to help sell tickets, help in our concessions operations, interact with players and coaches, help clean the stadium, pull tarp over the field and other tasks, in addition to their primary duties. Everyone working in professional league baseball wears many different “hats,” so a willingness to go above and beyond one’s normal duties is expected. The Otters offer the opportunity to learn the business of baseball from the ground up. Many past interns who have planned to continue a career path in professional sports have been given that opportunity to continue either with the Evansville Otters or with other professional sports teams.
Once your resume has been received, we will contact you to set up an interview to discuss the guidelines.
***GROUP OUTING/HOSPITALITY COORDINATOR: (2) Internships Available******
IN-SEASON DUTIES:
The ideal candidates should possess excellent communication and organizational skills, work well with minimal supervision, have an exceptional customer service aptitude and be a committed team player. The Group Outing/Hospitality Intern will approve menus, manage the staff, and oversee the running of the dining area. We expect the intern to develop relationships with all external food contacts as well as the game day staff.
REQUIREMENTS:
Candidates must have ability to solve problems, have good inter-personal skills, ability to do what is asked in a timely manner, strong customer service, ability to think on one’s feet, basic computer skills (Word, Excel), basic math, self-motivated, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs without assistance.
If interested, please email or send me your resume' with cover letter.
The Evansville Otters have full-time internships available for the 2010 season. The internship positions are summer positions that start in late April or early May and run through the conclusion of the season in September. Applicants with senior and junior standing will be given preference for internship positions.
EXPECTATIONS: The Evansville Otters expect interns to consider themselves a part of our full time staff. All employees are expected to work ALL home games including night, weekend and holiday games. Candidates are required to be enthusiastic with a great desire to put on a night of entertainment and memories for all the fans at historic Bosse Field. Within minor league baseball, the front office staff performs duties at all levels of management and maintenance. From time to time, staff members will be required to help sell tickets, help in our concessions operations, interact with players and coaches, help clean the stadium, pull tarp over the field and other tasks, in addition to their primary duties. Everyone working in professional league baseball wears many different “hats,” so a willingness to go above and beyond one’s normal duties is expected. The Otters offer the opportunity to learn the business of baseball from the ground up. Many past interns who have planned to continue a career path in professional sports have been given that opportunity to continue either with the Evansville Otters or with other professional sports teams.
Once your resume has been received, we will contact you to set up an interview to discuss the guidelines.
***********PROMOTIONS INTERNSHIP: (2) Internships Available***********
IN-SEASON DUTIES:
Participation in game-day promotional meetings, coordination of game day promotions, serving as on-field host of in-game promotions (assist in selection of contestants, handing out of prizes), oversee Guest Services booth, preparation for daily promotional activities (i.e., on-field games/activities, pre-game giveaways, upkeep of promotional items/equipment), scheduling of national anthem singers, handling sales of birthday parties and baseball buddies programs, and general office and ballpark support functions as necessary.
REQUIREMENTS:
Must be comfortable in front of large crowds, have a high-energy personality, great customer service, grammatical and writing skills, computer skills (Word, Excel), interpersonal skills, self-motivated, ability to multi-task, think on one’s feet, problem-solving capabilities and lift up to 50 lbs without assistance.
Internship runs from May – September
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Yes/No: I have local housing available in or near Evansville.
The summer internship program with the Florence Freedom Professional Baseball team is designed to give exposure and experience on how an independent professional baseball organization operates during the season.
Requirements
• Undergraduate (preferably junior/senior standing) or graduate students attending an accredited university with a major emphasis in Sports Administration, Business Administration or related field.
• Must be able to earn college credit for internship. Unpaid positions.
• Must possess exceptional organization skills; be able to function in a fast-paced, multi-task workplace. Excellent oral & written communication skills are required.
• All summer interns will have the opportunity to gain experience in every aspect of minor league baseball operations, but will spend the majority of their time focused on one of the following positions:
Youth Events
• Responsible for the sales and marketing of youth team packages, birthday parties and Newport Aquarium Kids Club.
• Act as a liaison between these group members and the front office staff.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
eMarketing
• Assist in updating and maintaining Florence Freedom’s website.
• Support in issuing press releases, correspondence with media and e-Flock newsletter.
• Must maintain an intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office.
• Previous experience with Constant Contact is recommended.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Group Sales
• Create, manipulate and print ticket orders
• Actively solicit groups for outings at the ballpark
• Organization of group sales items (tickets, wristband, etc) for group leader pickup
• Manage group sales database and other data collection systems
• Facilitate group outings; work with fans to provide an enjoyable experience
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Box Office
• Assist in running ticketing reports
• Sell individual tickets via phone or during walk-up times
• Contribute with the management of the Box Office staff
• Address and resolve customer issues
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Stadium Operations
• Assist in the overall maintenance and cleanliness of the ballpark
• Aid in the management of the janitorial staff
• Ability to perform strenuous activities and to lift, carry and transport boxes up to 50lbs.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Food & Beverage
• Daily restocking and cleaning of concession stands
• Assist in receiving/processing deliveries and managing inventory
• Assist in catering efforts for the hospitality areas
• Manning a station in the concession stand as needed
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Concession Supervisor
• Daily restocking and cleaning of concession stands
• Manning a station in the concession stand as needed
• Assist in the scheduling and management of seasonal concessions employees.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Merchandise
• Learn and become proficient on all aspects of our POS system
• Assist in maintaining a clean and organized retail shop & storage area
• Assist in pricing and displaying new merchandise that will arrive throughout the season
• Assist in creating promotional ideas to generate retail sales
• Assist in maintaining adequate retail inventory at all times
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Accounting
• Assist in data entry for ticket contracts on a daily basis.
• Utilize Quickbook functions to reconcile accounts.
• Bookkeeping activities including general ledger entries.
• Cash management before, during and after events.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Press Box • Duties to include management of pre-game, in-game & post-game music.
• Scorekeeping duties include keeping track of hits, runs, balls, strikes, outs, etc. and monitoring the progress of the game.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Control Room/Cameramen
• Responsibilities include capturing fan shots, setting up promotional footage, interacting with the fan base and coordinating with production booth staff to enhance the overall fan experience.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Baseball Operations
• Primary responsibilities will be in assisting the Florence Freedom field manager.
• Responsible for execution of baseball operations events such as Bat Boy program and Baseball camps.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Broadcast
• The job includes play-by-play for the middle three innings of all home games, plus responsibilities in media relations (media guides, games notes, etc) and sales.
• Assist with all media interviews and requests.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Mascot/Street Team
• Assist with various live interactive activities, promotions, entertainment, and fan contests during Freedom games and events.
• Prepare ballpark for events; tasks include: cleaning & arranging hospitality areas for groups, special event setup, batting practice setup/cleanup, in-game entertainment and other duties as assigned.
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Do you have housing available in the Florence, KY area?
2. Please rank your top three (3) choices for internship position.
Internship Notification - Frontier League and its Teams (Various Locations, US)
From time to time, the Frontier League and its Teams will be looking for interns. If you apply below and check off all of the internship notifications, you will be contacted about specific internship opportunities with the Frontier League and its Teams. This is a notification only, not an application for a job. If you complete your application and then press "edit your information" you can be notified of full-time positions as well. Please complete the application first and then modify it to include notifications for full-time positions if you are in your final year of college or graduate school.
Internship Opportunities (2010 Season) - Gateway Grizzlies (Sauget, IL)
Internship Opportunities (Spring – Summer 2010) Gateway Grizzlies (Sauget, IL)
The Gateway Grizzlies Professional Baseball Team, a member of the Frontier League, is currently in search of interns for the 2010 season. The positions available will give candidates an opportunity to gain valuable experience in professional sports through our challenging and rewarding internship program.
Each position will begin approximately May 10, 2010 and lasts until the end of the season. The Grizzlies would prefer if qualified individuals would be willing to come in for training a few weeks prior to the start date. Below is a list of the available positions:
Merchandise Intern
The merchandise intern will work directly with the Director of Merchandise to provide the highest level of customer service.
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:
Work extensively on the POS system to ensure proper customer service in the team store during Grizzlie games
Balance register each game night
Assist with daily duties in the team store such as stocking, processing orders, and maintaining the team store website
Answer phones, take single game, and group ticket orders, while passing corporate sales calls to the sales department
Compensation:
• $200 per month plus commission on season tickets and packages sold.
• College credit
• Housing is not provided.
Ticket operations interns will work directly with the Director of Ticket Operations and Director of Group Sales to provide the highest level of customer service.
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:
Sell and print all single game ticket requests
Answer phones, take single game, and group ticket orders while passing corporate sales calls to the sales department
Rotation of working ticket windows, and will call window on game nights
Distribution of marketing materials to area vendors
Working extensively on ticketing system to ensure proper customer service
Distribute tickets through will call on a daily basis
Balance register each night
Compensation:
• $200 per month plus commission on season tickets and packages sold.
• College credit
• Housing is not provided.
Promotions intern will work directly with the Director of Promotions to provide the highest level of customer service.
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:
Seeking avenues for involvement in the local community and corporate environments, as well as cross-promotional opportunities
Preparation and execution of pre-game and on field promotions during game days
Distribution of marketing materials
Assist with organizing and marketing Kids Club and other programs to the community
Updating daily promotional and marketing information
Assisting with the coordination of entertainers and visiting acts
Compensation:
• $200 per month plus commission on season tickets and packages sold.
• College credit
• Housing is not provided.
The Gateway Grizzlies are an equal opportunity employer.
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Please list which internship(s) you most interested in with the Grizzlies.
2. Please list your FIRST internship choice.
3. Please list your SECOND internship choice.
4. Yes/No: Do you have local housing in or near St. Louis?
Game Day Operations Internship (2010 Season) - Kalamazoo Kings (Kalamazoo, MI)
The Kalamazoo Kings are looking for college students to work on game days. Students will learn what goes into the game day execution at the professional level. The day starts with preparing the stadium for fans, then in-game jobs include help in the souvenir stand, assist with on-field events, running a speed pitch game, operate a message board, and work in the ticket office. Internship runs from Late May – Early September and may be used for college credit. This internship is unpaid and intern must provide own housing and transportation.
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Yes/No: I have local housing available in or near Kalamazoo.
2. Yes/No: I will receive college credit for this internship.
Summer internship - River City Rascals (O'Fallon, MO)
The River City Rascals (Frontier League) are seeking college students and / or graduates who are passionate about working in the sports industry. The Rascals are looking to fill the following positions for the 2010 SUMMER season.
Summer 2010 (May 1, 2010 – September 15, 2010)
- Stadium Operations / Grounds
- Ticket Sales
- Ticket Operations
- Corporate Partnerships
- Social Media / Marketing
- Baseball Operations
Requirements
- Must work minimum of 480 total hours
- Must be willing to work nights and weekends
- Must be able to work all 48 home games
- Must be able to cooperate and work well with others
- Must be able to meet deadlines and goals
- Must be creative and enthusiastic
- Must be proficient in all Microsoft Office tools
- Must be a college graduate or able to earn course credit
All River City Rascals internships are unpaid. All applicants for the spring must submit their resume and a cover letter no later than Friday, February 26, 2010.
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Are you able and willing to relocate to the St. Louis area for the duration of your internship?
2. We do not offer housing to our interns. Will you be able to arrange for housing during your internship?
3. Are you able to travel to St. Louis for a face-to-face interview on Jan 15, 2010 for the spring session or Feb 26 or Mar 5, 2010 for the summer session?
4. What beginning date are you available for the internship?
The Stadium Operations Internship will encompass all areas of stadium operations from baseball game execution, field maintenance, office operations, event planning and execution and building maintenance; for the internship he/she will work in more of an event management capacity; will also learn about the field maintenance, building maintenance and how all areas within stadium operations contribute to the successful running of the ballpark.
For the internship, specific projects will include, but not limited to: check in and out for maintenance, tracking keys, helping with office and suite housekeeping schedule and batting practices. Inventory and maintain items used for Extra Event service issues. Also, for the internship, the intern will work with the departments within the Director of Stadium Operations, to get a full understanding of how the ballpark operates.
The ideal candidate will possess the following:
The ideal candidate must be at least a college junior, senior or first year college graduate.
The ideal candidate must have excellent verbal and written communication skills
The ideal candidate must have excellent customer service skills
The ideal candidate must have excellent organizational skills
The ideal candidate must be available full-time
The ideal candidate must be willing to work longs hours, including days, nights, weekends and holidays.
The ideal candidate must be hard working, highly motivated, and self starter.
The Southern Illinois Miners Box Office Internship Program is a hands-on program that gives you real world experience working for a professional baseball team. The skills learned in this program can be applied to other jobs in sports operation.
What is required:
Must have above average communication and customer service skills.
Position involves extensive phone and face-to-face customer interaction.
Prefer individual who has knowledge of MS Office programs and is computer literate.
Experience with electronic ticketing system beneficial, but not required.
Must be organized, willing to work long hours and have a team-oriented attitude.
Various other game-day duties as needed such as helping with ushers, ticket takers, promotions, and operations.
All applicants are asked to submit their résumés no later than Friday, March 26th, 2010.
Internship Opportunities (2009 Season) - Traverse City Beach Bums (Traverse City, Michigan)
The Traverse City Beach Bums offer an outstanding internship program for college students or recent college graduates can gain valuable insight and knowledge in the professional sports industry.
The intention of the Traverse City Beach Bums internship program is to provide an extensive hands-on approach to career development that assists young adults with the selection of appropriate careers. The Beach Bums offer work positions that are meaningful and compatible with interns’ education along with their desired career. We also offer guidance into the job search process, assisting in resume writing, utilizing our network of peers in the industry to assist qualified individuals in seeking out available positions at the completion of their internship.
Listed are the following internships available for the Traverse City Beach Bums 2010 season:
-Ticketing Internship
-Food and Beverage Internship
-Promotions/Operations/Community Relations Internship
-Merchandising Internship
-Video Production Internship
Ticketing Internship Start Date: Mid-April or Early-May Duties: Exposure to all areas of ticketing included but not limited to; effectively prospecting, presenting and following through with customers. Develop and enhance relationships with current fans and sponsors. Assist in other departments with particular projects as requested or required. Qualifications: Must be outgoing, tactful, courteous, and professional in an atmosphere of many demands and frequent interruptions. Must be a team player with excellent interpersonal, phone, and organizational skills. Must utilize high-impact customer service skills to ensure customer loyalty. Ability to perceive problems, suggestions, and trouble-shoot solutions proactively. Manage game day staff, including scheduling, monitoring, and problem solving. Ticketing system knowledge, and understanding of baseball and the industry as well as computer skills is a plus.
Food and Beverage Internship Start Date: Mid-April or Early-May Duties: Include but are not limited to:
• Taking orders from various food suppliers that we use
• Stock the various areas of the Concession Department (Concession Stands, Beer Rooms, Ice Cream Rooms, Grills and Suites)
• During game time oversee all areas of the concessions and employees (40+ employees)
• After a home-stand clean up the areas and get prepared for the next set of games
• Involved with the hiring and scheduling of employees
• Learn the POS system that is used
• Help out in any other areas where needed
Qualifications: Successful applicants should have a genuine interest in the business of venue concessions, be highly motivated and hard working.
Operations/Promotions/Community Relations Internship Start Date: Mid-April or Early-May Duties: Assist in the coordination of operations/promotions/community relations at Wuerfel Park. Aid in planning, developing, implementing, and overseeing promotions including game day set up, in-between inning contests, arranging special events, scheduling appearances, national anthem, first pitches, etc.
Candidates will be responsible for assisting in the management of player and mascot appearances as well as the Reading Program. Candidates will also be responsible for assisting in the general upkeep of a 4,500+ capacity stadium and its surrounding grounds. Qualifications: Must be familiar with Microsoft Excel, Word, and Publisher. Knowledge of Adobe In-Design, Illustrator, and/or Photoshop is a plus. Project a positive attitude and image to fans, clients/sponsors, as well as season ticket holders at all times. Well organized and creative, excellent execution and attention to detail is a must. Candidates must be comfortable performing multi-faceted projects in combination with other routine activities. Individuals must be outgoing and show a willingness to follow accepted business procedures and practices. Must be a team-player.
Merchandising / Retail Internship Start Date: Mid-April or Early-May Duties: The Beach Bums merchandising intern will assist in areas such as but not limited to:
• Opening and closing store
• Assisting customers
• Cash register operations and daily settlement
• Visual merchandising
• Receiving shipments
• Tracking sales results vs. plan
• Replenishment of best sellers
• Assist with inventory control
• Creation and development of new items
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required: • Strong written and verbal communication skills required.
• Strong organizational skills required.
• Must be an outgoing, self motivated, people person
• Experience in retail a plus but willing to train the right candidate
Note:
When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. Please list which internship positions you would be most interested in with Traverse City in order of preference
2. Please list your FIRST internship choice.
3. Please list your SECOND internship choice.
4. Yes/No: I have local housing available in or near Traverse City.
2010 Internships - Washington Wild Things (Washington, Pa)
Washington Wild Things
INTERNSHIPS
The Wild Things are accepting resumes for multiple positions during the 2010 season.
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Washington Wild Things’ internship program is to educate its participants in all aspects of operating a professional sports organization, by observation and getting real hands-on experience. Interns learn how to work in a professional environment that requires a high energy level, the ability to perform under pressure and the utilization of essential time management skills. The Washington Wild Things strive to successfully prepare interns to compete for positions in the professional sports industry.
Wild Things Interns:
We are currently looking for full-time and part-time interns in a variety of departments. Full-time interns will be expected to work a minimum of 40 hours per week, and part-time interns will be expected to work at home games.
Requirements:
The Wild Things are looking for an outgoing, go getter personality to handle multiple responsibilities. The successful candidate will learn all aspects of running a professional franchise, such as: sales, marketing, operations, ticketing, customer service and more. All interns’ responsibilities will vary depending on department. All Wild Things interns will gain valuable experience in our group sales department and will be required to make outgoing sales calls. We are looking for hard-working candidates that aren’t afraid to work long hours and get their hands dirty.
