Coordinating Major Success in Minor League Baseball w/Zack Raab

One of the most effective ways to set yourself up for a long career in the sports industry is by gaining the right experience as soon as possible. While internships are a great way to get your feet wet in the business, how do you find your fit in sports? One area that can help you narrow your focus is minor league sports.

One of the many benefits of working in minor league sports is the relatively small size of the staff compared to the demands of the business. The small teams require workers to merge job duties and get involved in many departments, such as ticketing, marketing, public relations, equipment, and partnerships. In the minor leagues, employees need to wear a lot of hats, making it a perfect atmosphere to learn what aspects of the industry you are most passionate about pursuing.

Today’s guest on the WorkInSports Podcast is Major League Baseball's Zack Raab, Minor League Baseball Club Services Coordinator. Raab is a liaison between every minor league baseball team and the specialists that enhance their marketing and fan engagement efforts. He took a circuitous path to landing in minor league baseball, doing freelance gigs and traveling to Israel to work with the Israel Association of Baseball before landing his current role. He discusses the following with VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp:

•    What drew him to working in baseball
•    What he did to stand out and land his position
•    The benefits of working in minor league sports

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