Social Media, For-Credit Intern: Spring 2015 Community, Social Services & Nonprofit - Stamford, CT at Geebo

Social Media, For-Credit Intern: Spring 2015

Company Name:
WWE
Social Media, For Credit Intern: Spring 2015

WWE is a publicly-traded, global entertainment company with more than 700 employees whose mission is to put smiles on people's faces. WWE 's PG, family-friendly programming is broadcast in more than 150 countries and 35 languages and reaches more than 650 million homes worldwide. In 2013, WWE had more than $500 million in revenue, generated by Television Licensing and Programming, Pay-Per-View, Digital Media, Film, Publishing, Live Events, Sponsorship, Consumer Products and International Businesses. Other business units include Television Production, Talent Management and Development, Marketing, Creative Services, Communications, Finance, Human Resources, and Legal. Earlier this year, WWE launched WWE Network , the first 24/7 streaming network that provides access to live and scheduled programming, including all 12 live pay-per-view events, as well as the most comprehensive video-on-demand library. WWE's flagship program, / Monday Night Raw /, is consistently a top-rated program on cable and is the number-one rated program on USA Network. / Friday Night SmackDown / has been the number one rated show on Syfy since its debut in 1999.

WWE is a global leader in social and digital media with more than 320 million social media followers and nearly 14 million monthly unique visitors to . In 2013, WWE was named one of the most social brands by Forbes. The WWE App delivers a revolutionary second screen experience and has been downloaded nearly 12 million times in more than 220 countries.

WWE is committed to leveraging the power of its brand and platforms to help address important social issues worldwide including diversity and inclusion, education and military support as well as providing hope to those in need. For more information on our corporate social responsibility programs visit / .

WWE is a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment and we encourage all employees to treat every day like it's your first day on the job, share new ideas, ask questions, be resourceful, and, of course, have fun!
The WWE Internship Difference
1. We provide educational job training in a real world environment across a variety of fields.
2. Our program is designed with our interns in mind. Enjoy a chance to interact with other interns and understand our business from a variety of perspectives.
3. Work closely with a professional mentor who will help you to hone your skills while you begin to build your professional network.
4. Gain relevant experience in your field so that you may apply your skills for your future job search.
5. Receive college credit for this beneficial, real-life experience.
6. Enjoy our unique entrepreneurial culture within the context of a successful business environment.
Social Media Intern Learning Expectations
Establish strong inner-office communication skills
Gain an in-depth understanding of social marketing and theory as they are practiced at WWE
Hold yourself to the high content quality standards set forth by the department
Assist with digital content creation for WWE's social media campaigns for both internal and external constituents.
Assist with live social media coverage of weekly WWE programming, WWE Network and pay-per-view events.
Monitor WWE brand identity/reputation on Twitter/Facebook, and appraise supervisors of potential issues with impostors, etc.
Intern should be a college sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student during the 2015 Spring Semester
Student must be able to provide proof of school credit eligibility (unofficial transcript, course catalog page, note from faculty advisor or career center staff) Please attach to application before completing
Experience managing social media accounts for business, club or organization - not just for personal use
Experience with Adobe graphics software (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) a plus
Candidate must be able to work in Stamford, CTEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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