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Where: Wilmington, DE
Deadline: ASAP  Last Edited: Apr. 21, 2014
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Communications Internship – Willimgton, DE-140040669


Job Description


During the internship, the successful candidates will have an opportunity to meet and learn from Chase leaders and communications professionals across the global business. They will be part of a strong network of communicators and mentored by dedicated program managers helping to ensure an outstanding learning experience.


What to expect

Summer projects may include§ Writing/editing/enhancing content for employee communication channels, press releases and e-newsletters


Contacting media professionals to initiate or follow-up with outreach attempts

Supporting the planning and execution of key business meetings and events

Assisting with multimedia projects

Developing story ideas for the media and employees effectively in a team environment

Supporting the development, execution and evaluation of communication plans


This internship will give you


Solid communication experience

The opportunity to experience a professional workplace

The opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment supporting clients within Chase and across other areas of JPMorgan Chase

Being challenged with real-world projects and assignments that add value to the business and increase your own knowledge


Details


Duration: 10 week summer internship

Location: Wilmington, Delaware


Qualifications


What to expect


Summer projects may include


This internship will give you


Writing/editing/enhancing content for employee communication channels, press releases and e-newsletters

Contacting media professionals to initiate or follow-up with outreach attempts

Supporting the planning and execution of key business meetings and events

Assisting with multimedia projects

Developing story ideas for the media and employees effectively in a team environment

Supporting the development, execution and evaluation of communication plans


Solid communication experience

The opportunity to experience a professional workplace

The opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment supporting clients within Chase and across other areas of JPMorgan Chase

Being challenged with real-world projects and assignments that add value to the business and increase your own knowledge


What we’re looking for


General qualifications


Specific qualifications


Minimum GPA of 3.4(Competitive applications with a minimum GPA of 3.2 may be considered)

Evidence of leadership and initiative

Intellectual curiosity and a desire to learn

Strong analytical and problem solving skills

Ability to deliver results and communicate effectively in a team environment

Passion to serve customers and desire to drive customer satisfaction

Domestic travel for business or training required

Permanent U.S. work authorization is required


Students in their Sophomore or Junior year with a major in Public Relations, Communications, Marketing, Journalism, Media Art or related field preferred

Excellent written, verbal and visual communication skills

Strong interpersonal skills a must

Solid organizational and time management skills

Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet aggressive deadlines

Willingness and ability to contact and work with members of the media

Must be self sufficient, a self starter and ready to learn

Ability to think creatively and to collaborate effectively




 



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