Blackmont Consulting EMEA Branch
Business consultant intern

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Company Description
Blackmont Consulting EMEA Branch, founded in 2025, serves Europe, the Middle East, and Africa with a focus on innovation and societal impact. The branch brings together students, young professionals, and aspiring leaders from diverse backgrounds to collaborate on real-world consulting projects. It provides pro bono consulting services to NGOs, nonprofits, and startups, helping mission-driven organizations overcome strategic and operational challenges. Through mentorship and hands-on experience, the EMEA branch supports both client success and the development of future leaders. The environment emphasizes interdisciplinary teamwork, practical problem-solving, and a commitment to social good.
Role Description
As a Business Consultant Intern, you will support client projects by conducting research, performing basic analyses, and contributing to recommendations for NGOs, nonprofits, and startups. You will assist in preparing presentations, reports, and other deliverables, and participate in virtual meetings with project teams and clients. The role involves collaborating with peers and mentors to understand client needs, identify challenges, and help design practical solutions aligned with social impact goals. You will also help document project progress, track key outcomes, and contribute to internal knowledge sharing. This is a full-time remote role, offering flexibility while requiring proactive communication and reliable participation in online collaborations.
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Qualifications
- Strong Analytical Skills to support research, problem-solving, and basic quantitative and qualitative assessments.
- Consulting and Management Consulting skills to contribute to project structuring, client engagement, and solution development.
- Solid Communication skills, including clear written and verbal communication and effective collaboration in virtual teams.
- Foundational Finance skills to assist with financial analysis, budgeting concepts, and data interpretation for client projects.


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Additional beneficial qualifications include:
- Interest in social impact and nonprofit work.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting.
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- Proficiency with productivity tools (e.g., spreadsheets, presentation software).
- Ongoing or completed studies in business, economics, public policy, or a related field.
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