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SMART Leadership Program

SMART Insights GroupWashington, DC — Virtual
While most internship programs tend to offer students the opportunity to gain experiences that affirm their career aspirations, our Program goes one step further and immerses its Interns in a business culture that encourages the exploration of alternative careers and areas of interest. The key to their success is rooted in their commitment to continuous learning. Ultimately, we believe that the more experiences, knowledge, skills and networks that we can expose our Interns to, the better equipped they will be to compete with their peers for other internships and jobs. Please keep in mind the following factors which differentiate our SMART Leadership Program from many others: Substantive Assignments Academic Credit Access to our IDP Learning Lab Profiles In Leadership Speaker Series Interns will be engaged to solve real problems and issues facing private and public sector entities alike in any number of different functional areas. In a progressive fashion over the course of the Program, the Interns will work collaboratively with seasoned professionals to conduct root cause analysis, present findings, conduct research and analysis and lead reform efforts. While all jobs and positions include some administrative duties, our assignments are substantive in nature and require the Interns to team with others, apply their analytical, legal and problem solving skills, and demonstrate their leadership competencies Our SMART Leadership Program makes this possible by assigning a diverse group of professionals from across the organization to meet regularly with each Intern. Mentors and Coaches are available to meet with their Interns and help them to address a wide range of matters - expanding their professional network, adjusting to the work environment, addressing project related obstacles and/or providing career advice. At the end of the Program, Interns will receive 360° feedback from their mentors and coaches about their performance and overall development At Smart Insights Group, LLC we consider training and development a top priority, which is why weve created the Individual Development Plan (IDP) Learning Lab a place where employees and Interns alike can continually retool their skills and competencies. The IDP Learning Lab provides Interns with access to tools and skilled professionals who will provide information, support, and feedback. Our IDP Learning Lab will enable Interns to: Establish a baseline competency score. Assess their needs and gaps. Plan learning activities. Grow skills & competencies through experiences and exposure. Monitor progress and overall development.

Public Policy Intern

SCDGWashington, DC
To be considered for this position, please send cover letter with statement of interest and availability, salary/stipend requirements, resume and brief writing sample to info@sustainablecommunitydevelopmentgroup.org. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Absolutely no telephone calls. Nonprofit organization seeks Public Policy Intern. The organization is an innovator on the forefront of working with the public, private, philanthropic and community sectors to advance environmental sustainability and global smart growth. This nonprofits mission is sustainable development of low income urban, suburban and rural neighborhoods. The organization is a leader in equitable community development and federal public policy. Programs address environmental quality, public health and energy public policy; policy advocacy; stakeholder education and capacity building; technical assistance and training; community outreach and engagement. We address the needs of low income, vulnerable and sensitive populations regarding issues such as greening the built environment; public engagement in municipal and regional planning; governmental investments; and liaison with federal and state officials on sustainability public policy. The Intern will work with our staff on a range of sustainable economic development issues including: environmental justice health disparities climate change energy efficiency renewable energy brownfields redevelopment smart growth and transportation workforce development and jobs The organization is located one block from Takoma Metro Station in Washington, DC.