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May 25, 2016, Filed Under: Internship

Earth Day Texas Austin Internships

Earth Day Texas Austin is a local, non-profit organization that primarily focuses on producing the Austin Earth Day Festival. This year, however, Earth Day Texas Austin became a year-round organization that also hosts environmental events and attends key environmental events.

We work closely with City of Austin departments such as the Office of Sustainability, Austin Resource Recovery, and Mayor Adler’s office. Our goal is to be the link between all eco businesses and organizations in Austin as well as produce an amazing festival.

Below is an internship description. We have 2 openings of the same internship. The internships are unpaid.

The Sales and Marketing Intern will work with the Outreach Manager or the Program Manger to improve on the existing sales and marketing system. Areas of work include:

Networking at events and on a daily basis

Implementing a new CRM

Operations duties, such as permit applications

Developing and implementing new outreach strategies

Making sales calls (with training)

Assisting in the development and implementation of a social media marketing strategy. 

Qualifications:

Marketing, business or communications major. 

Environmental studies majors or minors also strongly encouraged. 

Excels in use of business related software and online programs, such as Microsoft Office, GoogleDocs, Mail Chimp, Powerpoint, and social media platforms. (While there is a not a specific list, we are looking for someone who picks new software systems up quickly.)

Excellent professional communication skills.

Interest and passion for the environment.

Interested students should email a cover letter and resume to evy@earthdayaustin.com

May 20, 2016, Filed Under: Internship

Gallivnt Summer Internships

Gallivnt is an early stage tech start-up headquartered in Austin, TX. We are changing how people meet new friends and find activity partners; and how hospitality brands build community and create social experiences for their guests, enabling all people to spontaneously find their community on the fly. If you are an experienced traveler or dream of travel, this is it, the chance to get in on the ground floor of a tech startup that sits at the exciting intersection of travel, fun, friends and community. We guarantee you can find an internship with a more established company, but you can’t find an internship with a more fun, or more passionate, founding team.

http://gallivnt.com/social-media-internship/

http://gallivnt.com/gallivnt-film-design-and-mixed-media-i…/

http://gallivnt.com/gallivnt-business-development-intern/

May 11, 2016, Filed Under: Internship

SXSW Planning Event Coordinator Intern

South by Southwest offers a broad range of internships. Our focus is to provide a real-life learning experience within the organization, so that students are better prepared to seek employment after graduation.

To apply for an internship, submit your resume and cover letter to the SXSW Internship Department . Please include in your cover letter “Why you think an internship with SXSW would benefit you.” Also, designate up to (3) internship(s) you wish to apply for (from greatest interest to least). Include your choices in both your cover letter and the body of the e-mail. Don’t forget to include any additional information requested in the internship descriptions. Feel free to e-mail with any questions you may have and good luck! Please include “SXSW 2016 Internship application” in the subject line. If you skip this step, your application may not be processed.

All positions are unpaid and you must be a currently enrolled college student. Preference will be given to students receiving college credit for their internship. Most positions require a weekly time commitment and more than full-time availability during SXSWeek, and the days immediately preceding the start of the event.

DESCRIPTION

The SXSW Planning Department deals with contracting, organizing, detailing and executing the various SXSW events throughout the year. From managing convention space to developing long-term strategies for growth and sustainability the Planning Department operates at the center of all things SXSW. The Event Planning Coordinator will assist with contracting, managing activations, transportation and logistics management, as well as the coordinating of production elements necessary for successful execution of our many conferences and events.

The Summer/Fall Event Coordinator Internship will be working extensively on the logistics and details of our fall conferences – SXSW Eco and the Texas Tribune Festival – as well as advance planning and contract work related to SXSW’s March conferences.

Responsibilities for this position include:

  • Effectively and concisely communicate both in writing and verbally
  • Knowledge of meeting planning, hotel/venue policy, audio/video production, convention services, and contracting are beneficial
  • Strong knowledge of MS Office Suite is a must and proficiency with other software (Sketchup, Vectorworks, Filemaker Pro, Adobe Suite, Keynote, Prezi, etc.) is helpful
  • Proficiency in working within Mac OS is helpful
  • Position requires a detail-oriented individual who can handle task-based assignments as well as general direction to produce planning documents and maintain the high standard of production that has made SXSW a success

Availability:
A minimum of 20 hours per week is required from August through October and full-time during conferences:

  • Texas Tribune Festival, September 22 – September 25, 2016
  • SXSW Eco, October 9 – October 12, 2016

Applicant must be able to work out of our office in downtown Austin at least 3 days a week.

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