It’s May, and that means we’ll be welcoming our next group of interns to The Campbell’s Company this month. We’re proud to offer 12-week internships in our dynamic, inclusive environment – creating space for early career talent to grow through real experience, mentorship, and support.
Many Campbell’s interns continue their journey with us long after their internship ends. In fact, more than 50% of our interns accept full-time roles after graduation, reflecting our commitment to growing and retaining top talent.
To learn more about what makes internships at The Campbell’s Company such a strong foundation for long-term careers, we spoke with former interns who are now thriving as full-time employees.
Former Sales Finance Intern
Why Campbell’s: “Campbell’s is committed to your development no matter your career goals or interests.”
Education: B.S.B.A., Finance and Banking, Appalachian State University
Campbell’s journey: Caroline began her career with The Campbell’s Company in Charlotte, NC, progressing through roles in Sales Finance, Supply Chain Finance, Power BI Development, and Commercialization. She has also taken on leadership roles through event-planning for the Bridge Network, our Employee Resource Group (ERG) that connects generations across the company.
Intern highlights: Caroline felt her work as an intern made a real impact and that colleagues were genuinely invested in her growth.
Former Accounting Intern for Inventory Controls and Brand Finance Intern for Meals & Beverages
Why Campbell’s: “Although my internship was completely virtual, the Campbell’s culture came through – everyone was so nice and supportive.”
Education: B.S., Accounting and Business Intelligence, St. Joseph’s University
Campbell’s journey: Adam’s first internship helped him build strong relationships, leading to a second internship with the Brand Finance team. After graduating, he pursued another opportunity but soon realized how much he missed Campbell’s culture. He returned to the company and is now a mentor to interns.
Intern highlights: Adam was invited to extend his internship beyond the original end date.
Former Brand Marketing Intern for Chips
Why Campbell’s: “I’m proud to work at a company with women in prominent leadership positions. As a woman in business, it’s empowering to see such strong female leadership.”
Education: M.B.A., McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University; B.A., Communication and Psychology, Denison University
Campbell’s journey: After transitioning from a career in media entertainment sales and operations, Carol pursued her M.B.A. and joined Campbell’s as a Brand Marketing Intern in Charlotte, NC. Today, she works at headquarters in Camden, NJ as a Brand Manager for Late July and values mentorship opportunities like the Women Inclusion Network (WIN) mentor program.
Intern highlights: Despite a remote internship, Carol felt deeply included through virtual coffee chats, happy hours, and team connection.
Former Supply Chain Intern in Denver, PA
Why Campbell’s: “You can have an impact even as an intern. The Denver team made me feel like I was adding value and gave me the opportunity to show what I’m capable of.”
Education: B.S., Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management, The Pennsylvania State University
Campbell’s journey: Kyle began as a Supply Chain Intern at our Denver, PA plant, where he worked on digitizing systems to increase efficiency. He later joined Campbell’s full time in Operational Excellence and recently moved into his current role as Associate Demand Planner.
Intern highlight: Kyle presented his final internship project to senior leaders at headquarters in Camden, NJ.
Former Capital Engineering Intern in Charlotte, NC
Why Campbell’s: “There are so many exciting opportunities here for interns. They challenge you to figure out what you want to do and what you can do.”
Education: B.S., Chemical Engineering, Villanova University
Campbell’s journey: Irene started as an Engineering Intern in Charlotte, NC developing soft skills not taught in the classroom. She transitioned into a full-time role at the Hanover, PA plant, where she focuses on problem solving, cross-functional collaboration, and project management.
Intern highlight: Irene discovered her passion for manufacturing and engineering thanks to her supportive and encouraging internship experience.
Whether you’re pursuing an undergraduate finance internship, an M.B.A. marketing internship, or hands-on experience in supply chain and plant operations, internships at The Campbell’s Company offer meaningful opportunities to learn, grow, and make an impact.
This blog was written by Lily Buchdahl, Corporate Communications intern & Community Impact intern. Lily recently graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a B.A. in Economics & International Affairs and a minor in Business of Social Impact.
