Diamond Sports Careers: “Polish Your Assets”

Diamond Sports career seminars, workshops and career counseling services were developed for students and graduates interested in pursuing a career in the growing, global sports industry. From our base in the ”Sports Business Capital of the World”,  Diamond Sports offers experiential learning events at major sports facilities and on campus programs.

Developing Your Perfect Pitch™

• Competitions to enhance professional skills
• Diamond Sports Perfect Pitch™Studio on location
• “eResume” videos

Diamond Sports Perfect Pitch Winner Samantha Lopez, Marist College Student

“How to Prepare for a Winning Career- Polishing Your Assets”

• Establish “Baseline” ™ with a resume review and analysis tailored for a career in sports
• Business communications, education, career counseling
• Internship Development
• Counseling- one on one, workshops

College Bound- Pursuing a Career in Sports

• Designed for High School Students/student athletes
• Review of Sport Business Management Programs and classes offered
• Counseling- one on one, workshops

Entrepreneurship in Sports: SmallBall Marketing

• Designed for professional athletes and college students
• How to develop a winning business plan (sports industry)
• Market research, strategy, planning, investment and launch

Sports Event Management

• Designed for college sports students and professionals
• How to produce and manage a successful sporting event
• Concept design and strategy, market development, sponsorships

Developing the Perfect Pitch

• Designed for high school, college students and professionals
• Develop communications skills and prepare for career in sports

“False Starts”- How Not to Position for a Career in Sports

It takes the right tools to get your foot in the door, from developing your plan to delivering your Perfect Pitch®.  It starts with taking your sports fan hat off, and developing an understanding of the business from the ground up.
During the course of our careers, we have interviewed hundreds of candidates, and come across some pretty funny “pitches” along the way.

Here’s a few from an HR consultant: