WorkinSports.com Revenue and Competitors

WorkInSports.com, the premiere online sports employment resource, has partnered with CNN/Sports Illustrated, an AOL Time Warner Company, as the official sports employment provider on CNNSI.com. Beginning Tuesday, June 12, job seekers and employers can visit CNNSI.com to access the co-branded Work In Sports section. Scottsdale-based, Work In Sports, L.L.C. was co-founded in February 2000 by Jason Backs, business operations/client services and John Mellor, business development/strategic partnerships. "It's a privilege to be affiliated with CNN and Sports Illustrated. Both of these companies are undisputed leaders in their respective areas and add to the credibility of the Work In Sports brand," said Mellor. CNNSI.com frequently exceeds 5 million unique visitors each month, making it one of the largest sports sites on the Internet. "We are pleased to offer WorkInSports.com's services to our users," said Joey Trotz, vice president of operations of CNNSI.com. "We are continually looking for avenues to attract additional users and to enhance our site's unique offerings." WorkInSports.com offers job seekers the opportunity to browse hundreds of current jobs and internships in the highly competitive sports industry. Members can also post their resume for registered employers to view. Additionally, Work In Sports provides its members access to valuable information including addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers and other key contact records to most of the major and minor league sports teams across the US and Canada. The partnership between CNN/Sports Illustrated and Work In Sports will also provide current CNNSI.com visitors additional content including a featured job of the week, Work In Sports Newsletter and access to exclusive stories and interviews from writer Dan Migala. Migala is an e-Sports columnist for Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal and Visiting Professor at the University of Missouri School of Journalism's Advertising Department. "Migala's feature articles coupled with our CNN/Sports Illustrated partnership will help us to connect the most qualified career-minded individuals with the most progressive sports organizations," Backs said. "With hundreds of sports jobs and internships posted at any given time, I think that job seekers and employers will agree that Work In Sports is the premiere resource on the internet to find a job in the sports industry." Fees for WorkInSports.com are unparalleled. Members pay only $24.95 per month and $49.95 for three months. Employers can post job opportunities and search the resume database free of charge.