Marketing Intern Spring 2027
batallure beautyNew York (NY)
About the role
Batallure Beauty (batallurebeauty.com) is a beauty company that specializes in brand strategy, product and package development, sourcing and manufacturing. We work with our clients (a mix of retailers, celebrities and brands) to develop extraordinary products in every category: fragrance, color cosmetics, hair care, skincare, body care – and beyond. We develop successful beauty and personal care brands across all categories and channels of distribution with a customized and unique approach to each brand. With the depth and breadth of our beauty industry experience, powerful leadership and unrivaled success, Batallure stands apart—and delivers exceptional results. We are seeking current students to work with us as part-time interns in our Marketing Department in Spring, 2027. The position is remote but our team meets periodically in the New York City area. Our interns have a unique opportunity to observe and learn about all aspects of our marketing process and have regular opportunities to interact directly with other internal teams and upper management. The Intern’s responsibilities will include, but not be limited to:compiling and creating comprehensive competitive analysiscreating marketing presentations Identifying and archiving competitive products and samples Attending meetings and keeping notes Candidates should be comfortable with the Microsoft Office suite of programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Powerpoint) and demonstrate a strong interest in beauty, fragrance, and cosmetics.
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