Tennessee Golf Foundation
Enderle Internships
"It is amazing the connections that are possible through this internship and it is remarkable how golf is the mediator between many prominent business people and golf is able to bring us all together,"
Harold Kuntz, former TGF Enderle Intern
The Tennessee Golf Foundation Enderle Interns program is its fifth year of providing internships to rising college seniors and/or college graduates, with the purpose of using golf to educate in the role of philanthropy and the non-profit sector and provide experience and an understanding of the business leaders who enjoy the sport.
Golf is a wonderful sport that can teach young adults about honor, tradition and an appreciation for the game. It can expose them to successful role models and teach them skills they can enjoy their entire life. As an industry, golf also offers many exciting career opportunities, but it takes more than an occasional golf clinic or lesson to generate and nurture a real interest in the game. The Enderle Interns program was created to help introduce young adults to business leaders who enjoy the sport and appreciate the values of the game.
The Interns program was established by Mark & Cindy Enderle in 2006. Mark credits his business success, to a large extent, to the relationships and people he met through golf and he wants young people to experience those same types of relationships. Through the Tennessee Golf Foundation that access and experience is provided.
Ashley Parrott, 2008 Enderle InternAshley's work was so valuable at an Intern for The First Tee Nashville VinnyLinks she was hired as a fulltime assistant to The First Tee Director Thelma Ewell.
Ashley Parrott, 2008 Enderle Intern
Ashley's work was so valuable at an Intern for The First Tee Nashville VinnyLinks she was hired as a fulltime assistant to The First Tee Director Thelma Ewell.
Marco Born, 2008 Enderle InernMarco was recently promoted to Director of Ticketing & Group Sales at his Alma Mata, Middle Tennessee State University.
Marco Born, 2008 Enderle Inern
Marco was recently promoted to Director of Ticketing & Group Sales at his Alma Mata, Middle Tennessee State University.
The First Tee
of Nashville -
Vinnylinks
Tennessee Jr.
Golf Academy
Marketing &
Promotions
The Tennessee PGA and Tennessee Golf Foundation conduct the Junior Golf Academy at Golf House Tennessee in Franklin for nine weeks during the summer. The Junior Golf Academy Intern will report and work daily with the Director of the Academy. Duties will include administrative prep work for each incoming group of students, management and interaction with the students, and instructional video preparation in the indoor teaching facility. The Junior Golf Academy is in its 38th year of operation and is a vital part of golf in Tennessee. The Junior Golf Academy Intern should be a role model and mentor for the estimated 400 students who will attend in 2010.
The Marketing and Public Relations intern will work daily with the Executive Offices of the Tennessee Golf Foundation, located at Golf House Tennessee in Franklin. The Intern’s goal is to assist with all promotions, marketing, media and membership outlets of all three Associations. The Intern will also assist with fundraising activities for the Tennessee Golf Foundation and sponsor related activities for all Associations. The Marketing & Public Relations Intern requires the ability and professionalism to interact with high-level donors, sponsors, media and directors of the Associations
The VinnyLinks at Shelby Park is a nine-hole Metro Parks golf course where the programs and activities of The First Tee Nashville are conducted. The Intern for this position will work daily at the VinnyLinks Learning Center in Shelby Park. The Learning Center is 7,500 square feet and features classrooms, computer lab and social areas. The VinnyLinks Intern will report daily to the director of the First Tee Nashville. The First Tee Nashville Intern should be a role model and mentor for the students who will participate in The First Tee programs.
Internship Objectives:
All three internships involve exposure to a wide variety of golf activities. Experience will include but is not limited to golf tournament prep and administration, communications with juniors, parents, sponsors, media and donors. The Internships are aimed at developing recent college graduates or upper classmen with professional skills such as leadership and organizational efficiency, educating them in the role of philanthropy and the non-profit sector, offering them experience in the golf world and an understanding of the business leaders who enjoy the sport.
Requirements will vary within the three (3) different Internship positions. All three positions require:
Deadline to Apply:April 1, 2010
Deadline to Apply:
April 1, 2010
Available - June 2010 thru August 2010
Compensation - Estimated work week of 40 hours per week & rate $10.50 per hour.
Note: A Background Check is required prior to employment primarily for criminal related matters. Candidates for the intern position should know that they would be expected to act in a professional manner at all times.
How to Apply:
Please send (email preferred) your Resume and a brief summary of which position is of most interest to you and why, to:
Connie PearceTennessee Golf Foundation400 Franklin RoadFranklin, TN 37069615-790-7600 ext 224Cpearce_pgahq.com
Connie Pearce
400 Franklin Road
Franklin, TN 37069
615-790-7600 ext 224
Cpearce_pgahq.com
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