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Agency Intern– Support Agency’s Office Management and New Business/Marketing Initiatives.

Introduction

The role of the Agency Intern (Full time) is to support health and science focused Agency’s office management, new business, and marketing initiatives.

This is a 3-month internship position (40 hours/week for 3 months to start) with a possibility of extending the position. This intern is required to be onsite (Boston Office at One Boston Place) from Tuesdays through Thursdays (9am-5:30pm).

1. Much be Massachusetts Resident OR Attend an accredited college or university in Massachusetts

2. Enrolled in a 4-year college or university and have completed at least their freshman year the semester before the internship OR have graduated within the past year.

The responsibilities (includes, but not limited to the following):

Support Agency’s Operations Initiatives:

o Support for LHS Team

o Critical confidential discretion is required for the role given the role in support of C-suite.

o Day-to-day management of vendors, including building management and IT vendor.

o Offer critical on-site support for IT in working with external IT provider.

o Coordinating with building management for security clearance.

o Assisting credit card reconciliation process and expense tracking.

o Assisting Agency’s IT infrastructure through guidance with external IT provider.

o Assisting/managing/organizing contractor, vendor, and client agreements.

o Creating/assisting Team and culture building activities.

o Assisting office management functions of ordering supplies, making sure office environment is clean and professional, organizing internal client meetings, and assisting with any other needs that arise.

o Assisting onboarding/offboarding for new hires/contractors.

o Help maintain Clicktime time management system and client budgets as needed.

o Supporting Agency New Business/Marketing Functions, including Pipedrive CRM system.

o Other Agency support administrative in nature.

QUALIFICATIONS & MINDSET

· Strong interest in marketing, new business, administration, operational management, and process improvement.

· Strong attention to detail.

· Ability to work effectively in collaboration.

· Ability to handle a variety of constituencies, manage multiple tasks simultaneously, and thrive in a complex environment with multiple priorities.

· Office 365 Experience including strong skills in PowerPoint, Word, Teams, etc.

· Unflappable personality in fast-paced culture required.

· Utmost confidentiality required; ensuring tight lipped qualities in support of C-suite matters.

Who We Are

With roots in one of the world’s leading health and innovation markets, LaVoieHealthScience is a strategic, integrated communications firm with a keen focus on solving complex communications challenges. The firm is staffed with specialized thinkers in health and science innovation and provides strategy consulting, investor relations and corporate communications, public relations and marketing support to build recognition for health science innovators.

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Flexible work from home options available.

Compensation: $18.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Our Mission

Strategic communications is foundational, not optional

LaVoie provides strategic communications advisory services to commercial-ready and established leaders, emerging innovators, and government as well as public health organizations -- helping them clarify their message, reach priority stakeholders, and strengthen valuation, credibility and trust.

Our Vision

We are a team of specialized leaders focused on solving complex issues

To be the strategic communications advisory partner of choice for organizations across health, science, public health, and government that operate under complexity, regulatory scrutiny and public accountability.

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