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Marketing Coordinator (Voluntary)

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We've an exciting voluntary position as part of our start-up organisation to help establish our brand. This will start off as an entirely voluntary marketing position, but has the potential to evolve into a paid an ad hoc, part-time events host position as well for the right person.
Ideal for a student or recent graduate looking for portfolio content, and to put their own spin on a brand.
A bit about us:
We run events that encourage less screen time, more quality time. People attend with someone they know, put their phones away, and engage in a few activities in which they learn, appreciate, and reminisce. So far we have organised 44 events in several cities across the UK, North America, and Australia.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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A bit about you:
- You enjoy social media marketing, and be keen to brainstorm and implement ideas for content
- You enjoy creating video content
- You want to gain some experience in managing a brand's social media presence
- Great interpersonal skills
- You're based in London with flexibility to meet online weekly or bi-weekly


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The role:
- 2-3 hours per week
- Create and schedule social media content with input from other team members
- Brainstorm other marketing ideas to promote our events in collaboration team members
- Potentially - host one of our regular events in London
Website: www.conversationsmovement.com
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