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Street Team / Brand Ambassador

Posted 5 days ago

village voiceNew York (NY)

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About the role

Become a part of The Village Voice Street Team! The street team is a group of passionate New Yorkers acting as the Voice of the paper as they attend a variety of weekly events throughout the city. The team is an extension of the brand, meeting readers while they are out at arts, culture, music, dance, film & theater events. They also act as brand ambassadors for our sponsors, partners and advertisers, executing product sampling, giveaways and more for brands we are passionate about.
Job Description: We're looking for energetic, outgoing people to go out to top events in NYC and promote The Village Voice brand, publication, signature events, newsletters, contests and more. In addition to the street team, members will also serve as brand ambassadors. These event activations may involve product samplings, promoting a campaign, educating consumers and creating buzz for our partners. This position is perfect for students and young professionals interested in gaining experience in marketing and events.
Qualifications:
  • Confidence in talking to large groups of people
  • Tech-savvy, able to use an iPadAbility to carry up to 25 lbs
  • A passion for art, culture and/or nightlife
  • Experience in event production, street marketing programs and/or brand ambassadorship is a plus
  • Must be 21+ and legally qualified to work in the United States

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