Fall 2017- Public Relations Intern
Posted 2 days ago
brian communicationsConshohocken (PA)
Public Relations SpecialistsPublic Relations Agencies
SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$32,235 - $40,295 per year
About the role
Brian Communications is a strategic communications agency, led by Brian Tierney. With expertise in strategic counsel and planning, public relations, crisis communications, branding and advertising, Brian is one of the fastest-growing communications firms in the Philadelphia region. At Brian, we work with some of the most respected companies and institutions in the region such as ARAMARK, Independence Blue Cross, Widener University and Newspaper Association of America.We are growing quickly and looking for talented, driven individuals to serve as interns to support our public relations and advertising teams. Our team is comprised of some of the best and most promising communications professionals in the industry, who provide hands on teaching in order to maximize learning and professional development through the Fall 2017 Internship Program.Job DescriptionAssist with event planningPrepare press releases, media listsCopy editing and proofreadingCreation and implementation of production schedulesAdvertising and creative supportQualificationsPublic Relations, Communications, Writing or Marketing majors -Must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university during Fall 2017.Ability to be on site in our office 16 hours per week during Fall 2017 semester.3.0 GPA or higherProficient in Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word and PowerPointAbility to prioritize multiple projectsAbility to handle information in a confidential, objective and professional mannerAdditional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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