Have you recently joined the Themed Entertainment Association as a NextGen Member? The NextGen Committee and the TEA community have resources to assist your transition from themed entertainment student to themed entertainment professional. Learn about the important benefits that come with your TEA membership in general as well as those specific to your NextGen status.
Thank you for becoming a NextGen Member of the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA).
The TEA’s goal is to connect you to our industry, organization and members, to expose you to the wonderful opportunities this industry has to offer, and to aid you in the transition from themed entertainment student to themed entertainment professional. Encompassing everything from theme parks to museums, to casinos to cruise ships, to zoos and aquariums and visitor centers, to all sorts of leisure entertainment venues, this industry is vast and diverse, and we are thrilled that you want to become a part of it.
There are important benefits that come with your TEA membership in general as well as those specific to your NextGen status. Through your NextGen membership, there are a wide variety of opportunities to engage with your fellow members and with industry veterans, and we hope you will take advantage of them. We always strive to create a TEA NextGen program that best meets the needs of its members, so if there is something you are particularly passionate about learning or doing, please let us know.
Again, we welcome you to the community that is the TEA, and we look forward to meeting you.
Sincerely,
The TEA Team
Visit the TEA website, TEA NextGen on Facebook and LinkedIn, or @TEANextGen on Twitter for more information and a list of upcoming events, and begin making the most of your membership today!
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