Campaign Field Support Associate - Outreach & Travel-Ready

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saint consulting groupMillbrae (CA)

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The Saint Consulting Group is a management consulting firm specializing in land use politics. With experience on more than 2,000 controversial land use permitting projects in 48 states, Canada and the United Kingdom, The Saint Consulting Group is the global leader in land use politics. Saint Consulting has worked in all industry sectors, both for and against the permitting of new land use projects. Founded in 1983, the firm has offices in Boston, San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Nashville, Los Angeles and international affiliates in Toronto, London and Berlin.
Job Description: Entry level full time staff positions with the leading management consulting firm specializing in land use politics. Field support staff are on the ground conducting door-to-door outreach efforts, mail and telephone campaigns, social networking and research projects. No two days will ever be the same as you help us win some of the most dynamic and large-scale land use fights in the United States.
Qualifications: Campaign experience is helpful but smart, energetic, outgoing, enthusiastic and self-motivated team players are a must. Learn more here: www.tscg.biz Additional Information Some travel will be required. By clicking the link above or any third-party link within this posting, you are leaving this site and going to a third-party website where the third-party website's terms and privacy policy apply Job Location

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