This is a guest post by Heather R. Huhman. Heather is the media relations manager at a national health care professional association and entry-level careers columnist for Examiner.com.
Cohn & Wolfe, a global public relations agency, recently won the 2009 Holmes Report “Best Agency to Work For.” That’s not the only award they took home this year, however. In 2009 alone, they won eight other awards, ranging from the 2009 PRSA Bronze Anvil Awards for Commendation: Press Kits/Media Kits – Digital to the 2009 Gold Sabre Award for Social Marketing. It’s always so exciting to work at an agency that’s being recognized by the industry for excellence. With 10 wide-ranging practice areas, there’s likely to be a fit for nearly everyone. As a huge baseball fan, sports marketing would probably be my favorite!
Another interesting aspect of Cohn & Wolfe is its place in the WPP family. Because of this, it has strategic partnerships with Quinn Gillespie, a leading public affairs firm, and Schematic, a strategic interactive agency that creates branded experiences. This means more services to offer clients—and extra relationships to be made for you! Cohn & Wolfe is currently seeking a part-time, paid Communications Intern in its New York City office. In order to qualify for this 20-hour per week position, you must “demonstrate strong writing and editing skills, as well as strong research and analytical skills” and “be organized, detailed-oriented, resourceful, and able to multi-task.” Interested? Submit your cover letter and résumé to caitlin.james@cohnwolfe.com with “NY Communications Intern” as the subject line. I also recommend you start reading Wolfe Tracking, Cohn & Wolfe’s all-agency blog where PR professionals across nine industry practices explain how to build, create and defend brands in the new communications landscape.
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