eMommie.com is pioneering the resale shopping arena by introducing the first major, centralized resource for lightly worn maternity apparel on the web. Gain valuable experience in one of the fastest growing business sectors and possibility for employment upon graduation!
Interns will work with the CEO of eMommie.com to perform the following tasks:
Market research on a nationwide basis
Analyze market trends, deliver reports, and make recommendations for growth areas
Manage off-line marketing efforts; including designing flyers and other off-line marketing media
Generate content for and design monthly newsletters
Experience with third-party newsletter generators is a huge plus.
Create and develop promotional offers and company specials
Assist in photographing/processing new products
Perform site audits to check for layout, design, and errors
Requirements:
Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree
High aspirations for a career in Marketing or Business Analysis
To learn more about this exciting internship visit cdc.richmond.edu and apply via SpiderConnect.
My summer experience at Johnson Lambert was likely the most well-rounded audit experience possible. Johnson Lambert & Co., LLP is a mid-sized firm that specializes exclusively in insurance companies, not-for-profits and employee benefit programs. They are a smaller firm, but nationally renowned in their specific industry niches.
At Johnson and Lambert, interns were taken to the client sites where we did control and substantive testing. Senior associates delegate responsibilities to interns; the assignments given to the interns were directly akin to the first-year staff. Our work included completing audit programs, tic and tying financial documents and utilizing risk analysis spreadsheets. In addition to my audit work, I helped with marketing projects, and I conducted research to help practitioners implement new standards.
Johnson Lambert & Co. stands out because of their unique employee culture. I was impressed how there are seemingly no glass barriers between associate and partner, as I worked with individuals on all levels of the organization. The firm sponsored several social activities for the interns such as golf lessons, segway tours in Washington, D.C., and a trip to the Spy Museum.
Joe is senior majoring in accounting.
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