Electro Campus Partners
An entry-level marketing internship for business students on Electro's athlete partnerships (NIL) program, supervised by our founding team. Remote, about 10 to 15 hours a week, and for academic credit.
Apply for the internshipFor chapter leadersThe role
Supervised marketing work on a consumer brand's athlete partnerships program: researching athletes, writing partnership pitches, tracking conversations in a CRM and reporting results. Training first, then weekly feedback. No experience required.
How it works
- Remote, about 10 to 15 hours a week, flexible around classes
- Structured over a semester, adjusted to your school's term
- Unpaid, for academic credit, and we handle the paperwork
- Weekly check-ins with a supervisor from our founding team
What you leave with
- Hands-on brand marketing experience
- A recommendation letter and certificate
- Electro gear
- Strong interns can be considered for paid roles when positions open
Plain and simple
For chapter leaders
Share the role
Share the internship wherever your chapter normally posts opportunities, like a meeting, newsletter or GroupMe. We never ask for member lists. Each chapter gets its own application link, so we can tell you how many members applied.
Host a free session
Our founder leads a free 20 to 30 minute virtual session for your chapter on how consumer brands run NIL partnerships with college athletes. Any date that works for you, and it can be recorded for members who can't attend.
About Electro
Electro (ElectroGum LLC) is a Miami-based brand of energy and hydration gum, sold in retail stores and on Amazon. Electro has been featured in Forbes, WSJ, Yahoo Finance, Golf Digest and ABC. The internship program is run directly by our founding team, led by Cade Higgins, Founder.
Questions
Is this paid?
No. It's unpaid and designed for academic credit. Strong interns may be considered for paid roles when positions open, but that isn't promised.
Is there any cost or anything to buy?
No. There's no cost to join, nothing to buy and no sales quota.
Is pay tied to sales, or to bringing in other students?
No. Interns are never paid per sale or per person, and they never bring in or manage other students. The work is supervised marketing on our athlete partnerships program.
Can members get credit?
Often, yes. The internship is credit-eligible at many schools, and each school makes the final call. We complete what your school requires, such as learning agreements, hour logs and supervisor evaluations.
Who supervises?
Our founding team. Interns have weekly check-ins with a supervisor, a weekly team call and direct mentorship from the founders.