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David Careers

Creative Strategy Marketing Intern

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mundial partnersFargo (ND)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsAdvertising Agencies

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About the role

Creative Strategy Intern | Mundial Partners Remote · Flexible start date · Flexible hours About Mundial Partners Mundial Partners is an experiential marketing agency. We help bring brands to life in the physical world and connect them to the audiences they want to reach. We've worked with the likes of CAVA, adidas, Manchester City, Juventus, and more.
About You: You have ideas in your head that you wish existed in real life, and you know how to make other people see them too. You can take a brand brief, understand what that brand actually stands for, and turn it into decks and visuals that make an idea feel real before it's built.
What You'll Do:
  • Create pitch decks and visuals that bring creative concepts to life
  • Translate brand briefs into ideas for experiences and activations
  • Build mood boards, mockups, and concept imagery that show how a brand could show up in the physical world
  • Research brands, culture, and trends to sharpen our thinking
  • Work directly with our founders on live pitches and projects
What We're Looking For:
  • College junior or senior (ideally)!!
  • A strong visual eye and creative instincts
  • Confident in Google Slides, Keynote, Canva, Figma, or similar
  • Clear communicator who can explain why an idea works
  • Bonus: a portfolio, deck, or visual project you're proud ofThe Details
  • Fully remote to start
  • Hours flex around your class schedule
  • Starts unpaid with a path to a paid role
  • Start date is flexible

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