About PBEO

What is PBEO?

Professional Baseball Employment Opportunities™ (PBEO^®) is the official employment service of Minor League Baseball™, the governing body of The Minor Leagues™.

The PBEO program was established in 1994 to continue Minor League Baseball's efforts to provide a year-round placement service to their member clubs and to Major League Baseball. When a club needs an employee, the club may contact PBEO, via PBEO.com, to search for résumés of all qualified registrants in the databank. The period from September through February is when most personnel changes occur.

Registered PBEO applicants are placed in the databank according to their areas of interest, geographical preference and availability. An annual membership in the PBEO databank is $50. Membership also includes monthly eNewsletters, auto-notification of new job openings, articles from member clubs, career tips and information on upcoming job fairs and events.

Baseball Winter Meetings & Job Fair

Minor League Baseball hosts the annual Baseball Winter Meetings™, a December convention for those involved in all levels of professional baseball. The meetings include the Baseball Trade Show™ where products that will fill concession stands and equipment that will be used on the field are displayed.

The PBEO Job Fair™ is held in conjunction with the Baseball Winter Meetings. It is an excellent opportunity to find employment and provides attendees with valuable insights into the business of professional baseball. On average, 350-450 jobs are posted at the Job Fair annually.

Many of these opportunities are entry level positions or internships. Some others are for those with baseball experience or a related background looking for the next challenge. The majority of clubs will hire for positions beginning in January 2014. Therefore it’s preferable for college students attending to have graduated by December 2013. PBEO will also hold a reception for PBEO attendees and club reps. This will give the opportunity for club reps and PBEO attendees to meet and break the ice before the upcoming interview process. For up to date information on the Baseball Winter Meetings, visit www.BaseballWinterMeetings.com.