Sports Marketing Intern
electroSan Antonio (TX)
Sports Marketing Intern
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electroSan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Now Hiring: Unpaid Internship for School Credit Electro is a sports nutrition company that makes functional electrolyte gum. NIL partnerships are central to our growth, and college athletes play a key role in bringing the brand to new teams and campuses. This is an unpaid, remote internship. It is well suited to candidates who follow college sports and understand NIL, and it offers direct involvement in athlete communications, partnership setup, and results tracking. Academic credit available: this internship can count for school, including internship course credit, major requirements, and graduation credit. Tell us what your university requires and we will take care of our side.
What We Are Looking For:
Comfortable initiating professional conversations with new contacts.- Ability to manage a high volume of daily communication.- Knowledge of college sports, including major programs and conferences.- High attention to detail and reliability.- Familiarity with Instagram messaging and basic CRM tools.- Students who need internship credit for school are encouraged to apply.
Internship Benefits:
Relevant experience for careers in sports business.- The opportunity to grow into a long-term role with the team.- Real sales and business development experience: prospecting, pitching, pipeline management, and closing.
Role Overview:
Identify strong athlete content for potential use on Electro's channels.- Prepare weekly summaries of athlete partnerships and results.- Support NIL agreements from initial outreach to signed partnership.- Track athlete interactions in our CRM systems, including Notion and internal tools.- Manage daily follow-ups with athletes to keep partnerships progressing.- Support athlete-created social content featuring the brand.- Research NIL trends and identify athletes with growing social audiences. We look forward to reviewing your application.
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