Fresh opportunities with the Solar Energy Industries Association:
- Communications Coordinator – strong writing skills a must; familiarity w/ Drupal, CSS, Photoshop and/or Adobe Premier a plus
- Research Analyst – experience with quantitative analysis and familiarity with energy & environmental policy sought
- Policy Specialist – provides broad spectrum of support the government affairs team
American University
- Researcher, Development & Prospect Management – part-time – $18-$21/hr
- Event Manager – part-time – $12/hr
LifeBridge Health – Director of Public Relations – 5-7 years of experience in public relations with a strong focus on media relations sought – Baltimore, MD
Here’s what appears to be an already-heavily-applied-to (or at least clicked-on) Corporate Communications Manager opportunity w/ the folks at Cvent
Opower
Human Rights Campaign – Development Coordinator – one to three years of administrative/executive assistant experience in a professional work environment desired.
MDB Communications (scroll down)
- Account Manager – aka chainsaw juggler – advertising-focused position
- Account Service/Media Intern
Discovery Communications – Social Media Coordinator
Web-based business selling military uniforms seeks sharp Content Writer to join the platoon – Spanish language skills a plus – Manassas, Va.
… and, finally: we’re intrigued on so many levels by this call for an Executive Assistant for your Washington Redskins. First off, it it’s not found among the many opportunities (some good intern gigs, by the way) noted here w/ the team, and secondly, we can’t find any revealing info on the @riverhousepotomac.com website/email address noted in the listing (even via whois!). Could the domain name even be tied to Dan Snyder’s somewhat notorious river-viewing manse? In any event, we’d love an upgrade to club seats one of these days if you snag this post.
… and finally, part 2: speaking of Potomac River views – here’s an Online Marketing Coordinator post w/ Handwriting Without Tears in river-adjacent Cabin John, MD – apply by Apr. 15
So with that, we hope your weekend is without tears (except the of joy variety, of course) and that currently underway RGIII et al workouts and ongoing #Natitude are without tears (as in, of ligaments), or for that matter, sans crying of any kind.
USAID/MCHIP - Communications Internship
ReplyDeleteMCHIP, the largest maternal, newborn and child health procurement in USAID history, is a five-year $600 million Leader with Associates (LWA) Cooperative Agreement aiming to accelerate the reduction of maternal, newborn and child mortality in 30 priority countries through the introduction, development and scale-up of high-impact maternal, newborn and child health interventions—including malaria prevention and treatment. Jhpiego is the prime implementing partner, and other partners include Save the Children (SC), John Snow, Inc. (JSI), Johns Hopkins University/Institute for International Programs (JHU/IIP), Macro International, Inc., Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH), Broad Branch Associates, and Population Services International (PSI).
The Communications Intern will assist the MCHIP Communications Team in executing communications plans and strategies. This includes seeking opportunities to highlight MCHIP programs, initiatives, products and results through featured articles, collateral, conferences, events, and via web and social media mediums.
Responsibilities:
• Support Communications Team in the execution of MCHIP’s strategic communications plan
• Engage MCHIP and other organizations on social media channels
• Help to write and deliver press releases, fact sheets, blogs, articles and collateral materials
• Develop accurate and creative story ideas for a variety of media and selected audiences, including sharing among like-minded groups and partner organizations
• Aid in planning of high level events for USAID and MCHIP
Required Qualifications:
• Demonstrate ability to plan and execute successful events and manage projects
• Ability to multi-task is a must
• Strong written oral and presentation skills
• Familiarity with and interest in international development
• Ability to meet deadlines under extreme pressure, build consensus and work with diverse groups of people
• Preference will be given to students enrolled in graduate programs such as Communications, Public Health, Global Studies, and Public Affairs or other applicable programs. Strong applications from undergraduate students will be considered.
To apply for this position, please send a cover letter and resume to Sruti Ramadugu (sramadugu@mchip.net) by April 18, 2014. Only applications sent to the email address provided will be reviewed.