Current Role 

“My current role is Communications Specialist on the Communications/PR team at NBC Sports, where I help publicize NBC Sports’ sporting events, talent, and content. My team is fairly small – but we’re always helping and supporting each other’s projects, which creates a real sense of camaraderie around us.” 

How did your various Page assignment rotations prepare you for your current role at NBCU? 

“The biggest thing my Page assignments helped prepare me for is adapting on the fly. In my assignments at both CNBC and SYFY, we had to react to breaking news and ongoing stories that developed every day – while still maintaining an efficient schedule. Both rotations helped me learn how to be comfortable when things don’t go exactly as planned.”

Current Role 

“As a Desk Assistant at Nightly News, I act as a helping hand for all of the show’s producers ahead of the live broadcast. Some of my responsibilities include logging interviews, searching and/or booking characters, researching, etc. And because I’m a part of a supportive team that fosters growth, I also pitch and co-produce stories for the show.   

Advice on Being a Page: 

“My advice on taking advantage of and ownership of the Page experience is always to remain curious. Let your supervisor know if you want to work on something new in your assignment that may not be a part of your designated tasks/responsibilities. The great thing about the program is that all of the assignment supervisors foster a learning environment and encourage their Pages to challenge themselves. Many opportunities I had the chance to be a part of as a Page wouldn’t have happened if I didn’t stay curious.” 

Current Role

“I work as a Research Analyst for the Global Distribution & International TV team, where my main role is to analyze the performance of the titles that we own on various platforms – from linear to cable to streaming – across different markets. I live and breathe Microsoft Excel in my work life, as I examine TV ratings and metrics of that nature on a daily basis. We put our analysis into digestible research reports that we send out on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis – it varies based on the type of report and the business needs of the department! In other words, every day, I do my best to answer the question, "Are people watching our shows?" 

Advice on Being a Page: 

“Put yourself out there and let your team know that you want to help in any way possible! Please do not use this year to do things you already know how to do. Step outside your comfort zone and use the Page experience as an opportunity to learn about as many departments in media as possible, adapt to different working environments, grow your skillset, fine-tune your interests, and develop your passions.”

Current Role 

“My current role is Social Marketing Coordinator for NBC Entertainment specifically NBC’s Scripted and Unscripted Primetime Shows which includes shows like The Voice, Law and Order, The Blacklist, America’s Got Talent, New Amsterdam, America Ninja Warrior and many other shows. My role consists of me being a Social Lead for various shows where I work with our external agencies to curate the shows specific social and digital presence from conception and strategy all the way through execution. It’s a super fun role that really allows for creativity and expression that also connects me to so many other departments at NBC including Programming, Production, Brand, Ad sales, etc. Sometimes, I even get to visit the sets where my shows are filmed.” 

Why I applied to the Page Program: 

“I had way too many interests in different parts of media, I loved the idea of having rotations where the objective was for me to learn. I didn’t have to come in as an expert; I could focus on making lasting relationships, learn a bunch of new skills, develop my interests and be a part of a program that has produced some of the best talent in media.”