The Tom Joyner Foundation and BetMGM Executive Series for HBCU Students and recent HBCU Graduates
The Tom Joyner Foundation and BetMGM, a market leader in sports betting and online gaming, are partnering to offer an Executive Series to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) nationwide this Fall.
The partnership will offer HBCU students the opportunity to network with BetMGM executives and navigate the recruitment process in preparation for career opportunities at the company post-graduation.
Starting in September of 2022, rising juniors, and seniors at a select group of HBCU’s and recent graduates who are members of their alumni associations will have access to the official BetMGM Executive Series. The Tom Joyner Foundation and BetMGM Executive series will provide students and recent alumni with the opportunity to engage executives from BetMGM, learn about employment opportunities, meet with recruiters, and learn the entire recruitment process to begin their career at the exclusive sports betting division of MGM.
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