Internship

Take your first step into a meaningful career with experience in sports and business.

Longtime Associate Editor of Sports Illustrated Don Yaeger has enjoyed working with students to produce Corporate Competitor Podcast.

Our internship coordinator Savannah Gallagher offers in-person (Tallahassee) and remote unpaid internships for class credit. Our average intern works 10-12 hours per week. We are willing to work with the student so the hours fit around their class schedule. Duties vary based on talent and interest. Interns research podcast guests and get the opportunity to sit in on one recording!

They include: Researching podcast guests like Bank of America CEO, Disney CEO, and founder of espnW, writing an outline for Don’s interview, writing scripts and public relations work for the podcast.

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INTERNS WILL GAIN

Improved writing skills.
Ability to research more efficiently.
Strategies to improve your organization.
Knowledge about trending C-suite executives.
How to produce a podcast.
Recommendation letter.
An impressive portfolio of finished products to share with future employers.

IDEAL CANDIDATE

12 hours per week.
Self-Motivated.
Detail oriented and organized.
Turns all things in ahead of schedule.
Exceptional writing and research skills.
Experience with photoshop and premiere. (optional)

Testimonials

Andrew Wikse

“Being an intern with Greatness Inc. and Corporate Competitor Podcast has been a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. As an intern, I have gained unmatched knowledge that has improved my writing, researching, and communication skills. Not only have I improved these skills, but I have also had the opportunity to learn directly from one of the most experienced leaders in the sports/communications world, Don Yaeger. During this internship, you will get a chance to research a diverse group of sport and business leaders and help create tangible pieces of content that you can share with family, friends, and future employers.”

Brooke Brennan

“This internship has been pivotal for my writing and researching skills, combined with my passion for sports and media. I have enjoyed working with the great podcast team and learning from some of the best leaders! Everyday is something new, and you will constantly be learning. To have a space to combine sports, writing, researching, and learning with creative freedom has been a dream come true. And now I know that this is the career path I aim to pursue!”

Lauren Hafner

“Interning with Corporate Competitor Podcast is ideal for anyone wanting to pursue sports media. I have improved my writing, researching, and communication skills far more than expected, thanks to the industry-standard knowledge I gained. This internship offers practical experience as you truly play a significant role in the podcast’s production. Seeing all your hard work pay off when you listen to the final product evokes a great sense of pride. The entire CCP team is incredibly welcoming and helpful, so you feel like you are a team member right out the gate!”

Internship

INTERNS WILL GAIN

IDEAL CANDIDATE

Testimonials

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