How to Shop for Shi(f)t Guidebook Roll Out ASAP
Assist in creating a book launch roll out for How to Shop for Shi(f)t
Develop creative consumer engagement strategies to reach millennials, conscious consumers, and eco curious designers
Post on Instagram using Beyond the Label’s comprehensive brand guide
Correspond with top sustainable fashion experts to encourage to share about guidebook
Assist with KDP / Amazon options to market guidebook. Possible FB ads.
Lead press liaison with Fashion / Health and Wellness sites including: Upworthy/GOOD, BOF, Good On you, Refinery 29, MNN.com, Fashion Revolution
Mentorship from an established brand manager and 3 of the top sustainable fashion social media influencers to calendar posts daily
Fashion Revolution Week / Beyond the Label Event April 2019
Create and coordinate Tampa/St. Pete guest list & press list (including connecting with HER Campus at USF)
Coordinate Fashion Revolution Week Event in Tampa (in connection to Miami, LA, and NYC Fash Rev events) and possibly one in Sarasota (Eileen Fisher store)
Assist with correspondence with panelists, speakers, special guests prior to events
Assist in executing run of show the day of events
Coordinate 3-5 event volunteers for check-in and and documentation the day of events
Qualifications:
Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, Marketing, Global Sustainability, or Business preferably with strategic planning, media, event production, and R&D experience
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Solid understanding of marketing techniques
Experience using Google Docs, Spreadsheets, Powerpoint/Keynote, Instagram, Facebook/Facebook ads, other forms of social media
Must be able to multitask, have a love for fashion, have a passion for sustainability, and be willing to learn about new innovations
Desire to work with the passionate people that make up the Los Angeles-based BtL team
Please submit resume & cover letter to Taryn@LABeyondtheLabel.com
The Assistant Content Editor is responsible for reviewing and editing all incoming programming content, ensuring compliance with ION’s Standards (content decency and technical), as well as with FCC regulations and guidelines in order to maintain consistent brand images for ION Life and Qubo networks.
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USF Athletics Communications Game Day Interns Needed
USF Athletics Communications is looking for students to work game days throughout the spring, including basketball, baseball and softball in a social media or statistics keeping capacity
Students are utilized by USF Athletics Communications to assist with social media responsibilities or statistics keeping. These students would serve on game days as they are available. This is an unpaid opportunity for USF students interested in working in sports.
Tasks include: running USF sport accounts’ Instagram stories during games, taking shot charts for basketball, assisting with official stats for baseball and softball, running stats, etc. This is a great opportunity to learn the behind the scenes action of college athletics, network with industry professionals and gain real experience.
Students sign up to work games around their schedule and are trained at their first events. Meals are provided at most games. Opportunities for growth or continuing on past the spring semester are available.
Interested students should send a resume and a statement of interest to assistant director of communications, Lorie Garnett, at loriegarnett@usf.edu. Selected students would begin immediately and continue through the spring semester or into summer if desired.
Please see the attached flyer. The contact information is at the bottom.
Promotional and Marketing intern at USF Center for Entrepreneurship
The intern will report to Estevan Serrano, program analyst and the director of the department, Dr. M. Fountain
This internship position requires a combination of skills in marketing, PR, advertising and –ideally, but not mandatory- graphic design and video editing.
The intern will work on three main center initiatives- the Frank and Ellen Daveler Pitch Competition, the Fintech Business Pitch Competition, and the Florida Blue Health Innovation Competition. Additionally, the intern will work on continued marketing efforts for the Center for Entrepreneurship.
Send resume and cover letter to Paige Bravo at paigebravo@mail.usf.edu.
The race to be the next Mayor of the City of Tampa is underway! The Ed Turanchik for Mayor campaign is looking to add dedicated college and high school students to the team who are dedicated to electing an experienced public
servant to lead our city.
Ed is a transit and environmental activist, as well as a former chair of the Hillsborough County Commission. He has spent his life fighting for our community and the civil rights of everyday Americans. His priorities include building a revolutionary transit system, providing greater access to affordable housing, creating
an innovation economy that supports startups and entrepreneurs, and improving the quality of education in our public schools and universities.
If you are interested in becoming involved in local politics or see how campaigns work, this opportunity will be a great experience! With a team of professionals to learn from, Fellows and Interns will gain experience on a highly
competitive race that can help prepare them for 2020!
Upon completion of the program, participants should possess a greater understanding of how campaigns operate and how the following areas impact campaigns:
– Political Fundraising
– Voter Targeting and Outreach
– Data Collection and Integration
– Event Planning
– Volunteer Recruitment and Coordination
Given the nature of campaigns, responsibilities will vary based on current needs but the program will attempt to personalize experiences based on interests and current objectives. Possible opportunities include:
– Finance Department: Donor research, preparing mailings, updating donor database, completing research
projects, and attending and staffing fundraising events.
– Field/Political Department: Performing targeted voter contact, such as canvassing and phone banking; attending
community events such as debates, forums, town halls, and rallies; recruiting and managing volunteers; updating
voter contact database, including cutting targeted lists and uploads; and assisting with cutting calls and walk lists.
– Communications/Digital Department: Assisting with the execution of the communications and digital strategy, including media monitoring, content creation and curation, and data analysis.
Beyond assisting specific departments, all Fellows will be responsible for helping out in the office and should be prepared to accomplish specified voter contact goals weekly.
Candidates for this position must be comfortable interacting with strangers in a variety of environments, including on the phone, at events, or while canvassing door-to-door. We are looking for individuals who demonstrate superb
communications skills, are friendly, outgoing and approachable, are flexible and adaptable, and are fast learners with the technology.
Desired commitment is 10-15 hours per week, including some weekends and evenings, for Interns; 15-20 hours per week for Fellows. The program will start in early January and run through either the March 5 General Election or
April 23 Runoff, depending upon results.
If you are interested in applying please contact John@EdForMayor.com
