Student Congress

Toy Fair welcomes undergraduates of various disciplines to gain exposure to all the opportunities the toy and children’s entertainment industry has to offer.

Designed to help students learn more about the industry and think of it as a future career destination, the Student Congress at Toy Fair includes panel discussions and education surrounding careers in the industry, networking, and the opportunity to explore the show floor where the toy and play ecosystem comes to life.

Step into the World of Play - Student Congress Day
March 2

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Toy Fair spans four days, providing dozens of educational sessions, strategic meetings, and collaborative opportunities between companies, designers, inventors, and partners from around the world. The Student Congress program on March 2 offers a perfect introduction to this dynamic industry, with exciting activities to help you kickstart your career:

  • Networking Breakfast: Start your day by connecting with industry professionals over breakfast, opening doors to valuable conversations and connections.
  • Resume Reviews: Receive personalized feedback on your resume from experienced professionals who can provide insights to make your profile stand out.
  • Industry Panel: Discover the wide scope of career tracks within the toy industry through insights shared by a panel of seasoned professionals. From product design to marketing, this panel will help you envision your own potential career path in the industry.
  • Show Floor Access: Immerse yourself in the Toy Fair show floor, where you can experience firsthand the latest products and innovations that are shaping the future of play.
  • And more!

Register Today

Secure your spot in the Student Congress program and gain access to this unique opportunity to connect with the toy industry.

Once registered, keep an eye out for more details and updates as we get closer to the show, so you can make the most of your experience.

University Career Services can reach out to Jackie Retzer for additional information.