Educating Tomorrow's Media Industry Leaders

Jul 1, 2013 6:15 PM ET

Campaign: Corporate Social Responsibility

Sunny Anderson of Food Network’s Home Made in America and Cooking for Real (second from left), with some of the Emma Bowen students. Other photos (clockwise, L-to-R): Food Network’s Bob Madden presents to the group, a smilingEmma Bowen Student and view of the large crowd.

Educating Tomorrow’s Media Industry Leaders

We were honored to present to more than 250 students at the Emma L. Bowen Foundation’s Summer Conference in New York City last week. Created in 1989, the Emma L. Bowen Foundation prepares minority youth for careers in the media industry. Students gain an invaluable opportunity during the organization’s four-year program to learn about corporate operations and develop company-specific skills. Media companies – ourselves included – train and mentor students with the option of full-time employment upon completion of their college degrees.

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