Strategic Sustainability Consulting (SSC) is a  Washington, DC-based company that provides organizations with the tools and  expertise needed to actively manage their social and environmental impacts. We  specialize in helping under-resourced organizations implement sustainable  solutions usually reserved for large, multinational companies. Please visit our  website at www.sustainabilityconsulting.com for more information about our  products and services.
We're looking for a communications intern to help on a variety of sustainability topics. If you believe you might be a good fit with our objectives (see below), please send your CV and a cover letter to denise@sustainabilityconsulting.com, indicating the position for which you'd like to be considered. We will accept inquiries through  December 7th, with initial interviews on a rolling basis. Please be prepared to  provide two writing samples and a list of references.  NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
We're looking for an enthusiastic, creative, and sensible Communications Intern to assist with a range of communications projects. This is a position ideally suited to a graduate student (or mid-career changer) with a degree in communications, public relations, marketing, or related fields. Advanced undergraduate students are also encouraged to apply. Depending on skills and interests, intern projects may include:
 - Assistance with media outreach and press relations
 - Supporting the production and dissemination of SSC press materials, company statements and positions, and core messages
 - Identification and development of news opportunities for positioning SSC
 - Helping to retain business relationships
 - Writing and editing reports and white papers
These internships  are for 15-25 hours/week for January 14 – May 16, and may be conducted remotely  (although DC-based interns are preferred). A small stipend may be offered, along  with a performance-based bonus. This is a great opportunity for individuals with  an interest in getting into the sustainability consulting field, but who can't  make a full-time commitment.  
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