JOB DETAILS
- Day-to-day support to the marketing and communication team, including CRM, social media, newsletters, and website backend management
- Day-to-day support to the Head of Marketing and Comms in managing the relationship with partners, donors, and cultural organizations in our network.
- The drafting of the Foundation’s annual impact report
- Occasional research for the Foundation’s work on education and creativity
- Proposal development to help fund new projects
JOB REQUIREMENTS
The successful candidate will have completed his or her undergraduate studies at a high level, and will be able to demonstrate:
- Creative mindset
- Curiosity
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English and preferably in Italian and/or French
- Excellent skills in graphic design (Adobe Suite, Canva) are a big plus but not required
- Full MS Office proficiency
- Good knowledge of WordPress CMS is a big plus
- Hands-on kind of person
- Passion for arts and culture
- Prior experience in non-profits and/or consultancy is desirable but not essential.
Applications Deadline: February 15th, 2024
Job Title: Intern
Working For: Moleskine Foundation ETS
Location: Milan, Via Bergognone 34
Duration: 6 months
This is a paid Internship position.
INTERVIEW/START DATES
Successful candidates will be contacted by the end of February for an interview via Zoom or in person, depending on availability.
APPLICATION DETAILS
Please send your CV and an accompanying cover letter (max. 300 words) in English to: info@moleskinefoundation.org
Please write “Internship application” in your email object.
Due to the volume of applications expected, it will unfortunately not be possible to contact unsuccessful candidates with feedback. Please assume your application was unsuccessful if you were not contacted by February 29th, 2024.
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