Deadline Approaching for 2024 Emerging Leaders Intern Program

Applications for CBC & Leadership Triangle Due May 31

Only a few days remain for HBCU students in the Triangle to apply for the 2024 Emerging Leadership Internship Program. Now in its third year, the collaboration between Capitol Broadcasting Company and Leadership Triangle invites rising juniors and seniors at Shaw and NC Central to submit applications. The deadline is this Friday, May 31, 2024.

Eight students will be accepted for the program which involves an internship in a CBC division. Students pursuing majors in Communications, Business, English, Fine Arts, Design, Marketing, Real Estate and Human Resources are encouraged to apply.

Interns will begin in mid-August and graduate from the Emerging Leaders Program on December 13, 2024.

Leadership Triangle will provide leadership development, career and leadership coaching, and support throughout the internship.

The Emerging Leaders Program is valuable not just because it provides an opportunity for students in the Triangle to gain hands-on experience within CBC, but also because it provides teams and managers the opportunity to learn from Gen Z team members as their generation fills an increasing proportion of the workforce and our customer base, said AU Executive Director Tim Scales, who worked with an Emerging Leaders intern at American Underground last fall.

Applications are available now:

Find all positions and apply here: https://www.triangle-jobs.com/companies/leadership-triangle

The deadline to apply is Friday, May 31. Interns will be notified of an application decision during the week of June 10th.

Have Questions? Please contact LT's Jeannine Brown at jeannine@leadershiptriangle.com.

Check out profiles on several of the 2023 class of Emerging Leaders HERE.

And read about the 2023 graduation:

CapCom: Second Group of Emerging Leaders Graduate From CBC Intern and Leadership Program

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