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About
The Women Business Collaborative (WBC) is an unprecedented alliance of 75+ national professional women’s organizations collaborating together to achieve Equal Position, Pay, and Power for All Business Women. We are also a social movement of tens of thousands of diverse professional women and men, business organizations, public and private companies, and the media accelerating change through collaboration, advocacy, action, and accountability.

To propel women forward, WBC has united more than 75 leading women's organizations, activating our vast network to attain immediate and long-term results around nine essential action initiatives – more women as CEOs, in the C-Suite and on Boards; a demand for gender pay and parity; increasing capital for women entrepreneurs; driving more women as controllers of capital allocation; parity for women in underrepresented business sectors such as technology; and leveraging learning and development to drive pipeline promotions. Interwoven across every initiative is our call for inclusivity, diversity, and equality for all women, including women of color, the LGBQTIA community, and other disenfranchised women.

Our movement and network, spearheaded by our Partners, Advisory and Leadership Councils, reaches tens of thousands of business leaders across the United States and globally. WBC is committed to diversity - our Councils and Board of Directors include more than 30 percent people of color.

Location: Washington, D.C. preferred but flexible
General Position Summary
The Intern reports to the COO and/or CEO and supports the team in designing and executing the communications strategy and communications campaigns, project management, and research. S/he will be committed to gender equity, skilled in social media and communications, fluent in the use of technology from outlook to zoom to contact management systems.

Essential Job Responsibilities
  • Assist in collecting and researching WBC-specific content, such as stories for the WBC website, social posts.
  • Assist in monitoring the WBC website and social media channels.
  • Assist with scheduling of meetings, events, calls and coordination of WBC stakeholders.
  • Work to keep databases and contact management systems up to date.
  • Develop infographics and support on report development.
  • Monitor media daily for updates.
  • Assist in program management of projects working with technology, teams, and leaders to ensure coordination.

Knowledge and Experience
  • Undergraduate or graduate student in the following or a related field – journalism, public policy, international affairs, gender, English, History, communications.
  • Knowledge of print, web, graphics, and email dissemination.
  • Ability to work independently and take initiative
  • Willingness to learn and collaborate with others

Success Factors
The successful Intern will be a self-starter who can work independently or in a team setting, and can forge productive relationships with colleagues at multiple member organizations S/he must have a deep interest in women’s leadership and a commitment to the goals of the WBC. S/he needs to be able to prioritize, multi-task, and organize many urgent tasks, often under intense deadline pressure. This person will demonstrate creativity and flexibility, as well as a proven ability to learn quickly and be accountable for results. Even temperament and a good sense of humor are appreciated.