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Career Zone to be expanded at PGA Show

The PGA Show Career Zone is expanding on the heels of a successful launch in 2023 to offer more connections between employers and job seekers at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, from January 24-25. 

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The PGA Show Career Zone is expanding on the heels of a successful launch in 2023 to offer more connections between employers and job seekers at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, from January 24-25. 

In addition to staff recruitment by various golf industry organizations, the Career Zone also will feature employment-focused presentations and professional networking events. 

Featuring a different group of employers daily, the Career Zone will provide leading golf companies with an opportunity to share information about their businesses while recruiting for open positions with job seekers at all career levels. 

Participating companies currently include Club Car, GolfTec, NGSA (National Golf Sales Association), NBC Universal, PGA of America, Troon and USGA. Additional companies will be added leading up to the PGA Show – employer inquiries can be made, and participating employers will be updated regularly, at PGAShow2024.com/career-zone.  

The Career Zone, co-located with the PGA of America Golf Management University Pavilion at Show Floor location #3689, will include new private interview meeting rooms, a job board and a stage for programming focused on career growth strategies, talent acquisition best practices and open employment opportunities in golf. Each afternoon will feature informal employer-professional networking receptions.

Golf industry employers can learn more about recruitment and onsite job interview opportunities at PGAShow2024.com/career-zone.

There is no  registration fee for qualified golf industry professionals up until December 1, although from December 2, PGA of America, LPGA and International PGA Professionals can continue to register at no charge, while other industry personnel will incur a $80 event registration fee from January 2, and a $199 fee when registering in person at the PGA Show from January 26.

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