On May 24th, the SwissTech Convention Center in Lausanne will host the third edition of iWorkinSport Job Fair<\/strong>, the first international hiring fair focused on the sports industry to which international sports companies and organizations go in search of new talent. The Johan Cruyff Institute<\/a> will again be an academic partner<\/strong> of the event and is offering, exclusively to students and alumni, the possibility to attend the fair and have a pre-arranged job interview with attending companies.<\/p>\n At last year\u2019s edition, over 300 students and alumni of some of the world\u2019s leading postgraduate courses in sport management<\/a>, including those from the Johan Cruyff Institute, travelled to Lausanne to meet recruiters from a wide selection of the most renowned sports organizations.<\/p>\n The line-up of recruiters was made up of world-class organizations: adidas, CAA Eleven, City Football Group\/Manchester City FC, FIBA, FIFA, Freeride World Tour, Genius Sports, IMG, Infront, the International Olympic Committee (IOC), mycujoo, Nielsen Sports, Penceo Sport, Soccerex, TEAM Marketing and UEFA all came to look for talent at the event. We expect these and many more to be at this year\u2019s edition.<\/p>\n Prior to the event, the recruiting companies will announce the professional profiles they are interested in, so that candidates can submit their CVs through the iWorkinSport website<\/a>. Those selected will then be invited to a 20-minute job interview with the company, without any intermediaries.<\/p>\n The Job Fair consists of two main activities running in parallel: the Exhibition, where the interviews, meetings and networking opportunities take place; and the Conference, where attendees can attend extremely interesting and useful panel discussions and company presentations. This year\u2019s panel discussions are \u201cIndustry Trends: what sports organizations are looking for\u201d<\/em>, \u201cGet a Job! – Find your opportunity; make your CV stand out; what (not) to do at a job interview; and more…\u201d<\/em> and \u201cThe Value of Education in the Sports Industry\u201d<\/em>.<\/p>\n