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Seeking a Supplier Relations Assistant (Intern)

Saturday, May 22nd, 2010

Yes that’s right, we’re opening up one of our first intern spots for our new company, Source4Style.com. Check out the description below and feel free to send us your information!

SUPPLIER RELATIONS ASSISTANT

Company: SOURCE4STYLE.COM

Intern for the summer at a hot little start-up that helps connects designers to a global network of sustainable suppliers.

About the company: We are a business-to-business (B2B) online marketplace that allows designers and retail sourcing specialists to search, compare and purchase more sustainable materials from a growing network of global suppliers. Our mission is to make sustainable design possible by creating the world’s most innovative online marketing platform for designers and suppliers to showcase, connect and transact.

Job Position: Intern
Location: Brooklyn, New York (Williamsburg)
Compensation: Unpaid (with possibility of compensation beginning in Fall 2010)

Length of time: June-August

This position is for an organized, dedicated and friendly person with a specific interest in sustainable materials (as it relates to the garment industry), fashion and textiles. We seek someone with both sales experience (has worked directly with customers in person and/or over the phone) and terrific organizational skills to help in database management.

Someone who has specifically excelled and completed coursework and/or professional experiential work in programs such as, fiber properties, textile processing and design, textile/garment merchandising is a plus.

Tasks may include: database management, speaking with suppliers over the phone, conducting supplier interviews, and helping arrange photo sessions. Intern will work closely with at least one of our core team members and be exposed to the entire sustainable design supply chain.

Approximate hours/week: 4-5 days a week

Qualifications:

- An interest/knowledge in textiles, trade and fashion
- An interest or passion for sustainability
- Great organizational skills
- Sales experience

Application process: Concise cover letter + resume + Career History Form (please inquire at e-mail below for access to the “Career History Form”)

CONTACT: JULIA at  julia (dot) gabella (at) groupsjr (dot) com for “Career History Form” and submission

You got some sweet moves; wanna be my intern?

Friday, November 14th, 2008

Internship! Apply within.

That’s right. It’s about time I get some help up in here. I’ve just got way too much $hit going on and I’d love to continue to do all of it, but there is only so much time in the day. Show me what you got; your moves; your ideas; your motivation. I’m thinking a start time some time in December or January. More info below + contact Julia HERE.

More Info!

Company: SRO, llc + SJR

Job Position: Intern
Location: New York, New York
Compensation: Yes (Bi-weekly)

I love energetic, creative and committed people with an interest in sustainability, popular movements, and culture/politics. Intern will work collaboratively with me and my core team, but will at times need to work without direction while I am traveling. I’m all about someone bringing something extra cool and different to the table—some sort of special je ne sais quoi. If you got it-flaunt it!

This is an “independent contractor” intern position, preferably someone in college or recently out of college or someone in transition. Yes it is paid. If partnership works well, an extension and possible hire within the company is feasible.

Approximate hours/week: Approximately 15-20

Qualifications:
Required skills
- An interest or passion for sustainability
- Great writing competency and communication skills
- Great research skills (i.e. library, trade reports, science journals; access to college resources is highly preferred)

Preferential skills
- Web + Design knowledge/skills
- Basic video editing skills

Examples of Responsibilities:
This should be a pretty cool job because you’ll be working on various projects that I use to do myself, but no longer have sufficient time for. Some of it will be tedious, but hey, that’s how it is sometimes.

Some of the work will range from task-oriented (i.e. inputting information in spreadsheets, running a few errands, follow-up with clients over the phone, blogging) to creative (i.e. assisting in design of newsletters, product sheets, graphics, etc.) to research-oriented (i.e. conducting interviews, scanning and obtaining latest information from science journals, etc.). Work usually is incredibly diverse, which is always why it’s great to have someone who has a diverse skill set.

Topics and projects will vary and you will get a pretty good cross-section of experience—from marketing/PR to brand development of community sustainable development projects and research into sustainable design topics.

THINK YOU’RE TOO KEWL FOR SKOOL? KONTAKT Julia [dot] gabella [at] groupsjr [dot] com or HERE.

And now for a little Sly and the Family Stone. Oooh ooh oooh ooh. Sing it Sly!