Bleu Advertising Agency Internship ( San Francisco : Marina / Cow Hollow)

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Date: 2008-10-23, 4:22PM PDT

The Bleu offices are located in San Francisco’s beautiful Cow Hollow neighborhood just off Union Street. Our staff is highly productive, professional and hard working. We foster a business casual, relaxed and enjoyable setting inside a non-traditional office space of a 4-story Victorian building. To learn more about Bleu visit our website: www.bleumarketing.com

Our staff is our most important asset and this exciting internship provides a dynamic learning environment for everyone to develop themselves not only for the company to meet and exceed its objectives, but also to develop personally and professionally to realize their professional goals.

The right candidate will assist the account managers with programs by following up with vendors regarding the status of certain campaigns and by researching important information about new advertising opportunities.

You will learn a great amount about the various advertising vehicles including email, newsletter sponsorship, banner advertising, co-registration direct mail, etc.

Please apply even if you don't have marketing experience. Technical students are especially encouraged to apply, as many of our clients focus on technical and high tech audiences.

Qualifications:
1. You have to be a team player that is detail oriented and can follow the leader.
2. The position entails a lot of email and phone communication with vendors and therefore requires excellent written and verbal communication skills and attention to detail are needed.
3. Basic math affinity is necessary.
4. Organization and prioritization skills are also very helpful.
5. We would prefer students with at least 3 years of college experience.
6. Lastly, an interest in business and marketing strategy. Prior marketing knowledge is not required, but we want you to enjoy your time with Bleu.

Compensation: Unpaid
This is a part-time job.
This is an internship job

Posted by Jessica Kwok on October 25, 2008