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  • If you dream of a job in the sports industry, but need to learn more about what’s out there in terms of specific sectors and job opportunities.
  • If you’re a college student that aspired to have a future in sports and wants to get ahead of the pack.
  • If you’re looking to change your current career and you believe you have what it takes to successfully transition into the world of sports.

What You Get When You Join Voice of the Box

-Guidance from true industry insiders about a wide variety of sports careers

-Relevant and valuable career tips from sports executives and industry experts

-Wide variety of video interviews from the front office, marketing/PR, university athletic departments, broadcast/print media and much more

-Direct pointers for interviewing and networking

-Informative top quality videos not found anywhere else

-18 years of experience in the sports industry and 18 years of valuable contacts

-Different than a job board, inside information on on how to get your foot in the door

Kickoff : One full length video and the highly-anticipated, monthly Voice of the Box newsletter $5.99/mo


Touchdown: Two full length videos, the highly-anticipated, monthly Voice of the Box newsletter  and monthly interactive webinar with a top- level sports industry insider-$9.99/mo


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