Institute for Cultural Ecology
http://www.cultural-ecology.com/ice_market...PO Box 991 * Honolulu HI 96801 * 1099 14th St. NW, Suite 101L, Washington, DC 20005 United States
PO Box 991 * Honolulu HI 96801 * 1099 14th St. NW, Suite 101L, Washington, DC 20005 United States
Location
- Multi-Country: Ivano-Frankivsk, Locations Throughout Britain, Locations Throughout the World and 9 other cities; Argentina: Buenos Aires; Australia: Queensland; Brazil: Brasilia; Costa Rica: Monteverde, San Jose; Ecuador: Quito; England: Cambridge; Fiji; France: Paris; Hawaii (USA): Hilo; India: New Delhi; Mexico: Mexico City (Ciudad de Mexico); Nepal: Kathmandu; New Zealand: South Island, Wellington; South Africa; Spain: Madrid; Thailand: Bangkok, Phuket; United States: Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and 2 other cities
Term
Throughout the year
Dates
year-round
Our sports marketing internships focus on team promotion. We place interns with specific teams or clubs based on the type of marketing experience you want to gain. We can approach national teams, professional clubs, university teams, even community or High School teams. All major sports like football, basketball, soccer, hockey and others are in the field of play. This is a custom-designed internship where we take your interests and background and market you so you can market the team. Emphasis will be placed on learning and implementing the marketing strategy for the club through immersion with all levels of the organization.
As fierce as the on the field competition, are the behind the scenes marketing strategies to fill the seats and pay the salaries. The importance of Product, Price, Promotion and Place will be paramount to the intern's understanding of operating a successful organization. The other four P's that will be incorporated into the placement: Planning, Packaging, Positioning and Perception. Together you end up with a sports marketing machine.
One element of promoting the club will be the portion of individual players. Athletes that are brand loyal and fans that are loyal to their favorite athletes and teams are an important component in the advertising process. As a subset of these phenomena, teams and players get paid to wear or use equipment or products and their fans thereby develop a loyalty to the products on behalf of the team.
Your internship duties will be working to keep all the spokes on the wheel of promoting the team in good order. Interns will promote the team and individual players through a wide array of mediums:
1) Social media
2) Print advertising
3) Hosting community events
4) Television advertising
5) Product endorsements
6) Email campaigns
7) Fund raisers
8) Charitable works
9) Product placement in bars/hotels/businesses
The ability to interact with team members and the general public and to learn how to create "hype" and generate interest both in the club in general and specific matches in particular will be key to the internship.
Learning how to market to different socio economic groups will be a lesson as well. Strategies to fill the high roller boxes are different than putting bodies in the nosebleeds. You will have exposure to all levels of marketing and learn from experts in their fields the techniques used to achieve both goals.
* Work one on one with Dr. David Adams, a cultural anthropologist and respected author
* Academic credit available
* Letter of Recommendation on completion
* Career and academic advising available
* Applicants must be 18 years old or older.
* We accept GAP YEAR students through college graduates
* Positive attitude
* 20 - 40 hours per week
USD 1,895 and up
Housing, Internship setup, Airport pickup, Pre-trip reader, Office support
Unpaid positions. We charge a fee to set up the internship and provide housing.
no
Worldwide Participants.
Independently
Independently or in Groups
7 days
The Institute for Cultural Ecology was founded on the conviction that visits to exotic destinations imply a commitment to cultural sensitivity and environmental stewardship. Our programs match the interests, academic goals, and passions of the participant to premier host organizations and researchers. Once you connect with a place and its people, they become a part of you. Forever.
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