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Millennial Marketing Partners is global marketing communication firm, built by Millennials, to help better connect brands to Millennials in three major markets around the world; USA, China and the UK. MMPs strategies are based upon our intuitive knowledge of how Millennials communicate amongst ourselves, the power of our social networks, and our ability on campus to pull together Millennials in support of client marketing programs.

Millennial Marketing Partners is global marketing communication firm, built by Millennials, to help better connect brands to Millennials in three major markets around the world; USA, China and the UK. MMPs strategies are based upon our intuitive knowledge of how Millennials communicate amongst ourselves, the power of our social networks, and our ability on campus to pull together Millennials in support of client marketing programs.

Millennial Marketing Partners is global marketing communication firm, built by Millennials, to help better connect brands to Millennials in three major markets around the world; USA, China and the UK. MMPs strategies are based upon our intuitive knowledge of how Millennials communicate amongst ourselves, the power of our social networks, and our ability on campus to pull together Millennials in support of client marketing programs.

LDVinci is a unique art studio offering painting, dance and music lessons for kids, located in Chandler AZ. The mission of our studio is to provide students with a high quality painting, dance and music education. We are looking for an unpaid Marketing and Social Media Assistant who has fresh and new ideas and can take over the marketing and social media aspect of this growing company (potential for franchises). This is a full/part-time M-F internship. Ideal candidates should be familiar with technology, social media, and marketing. Intern must also have transportation and own computer/ laptop.

LDVinci is a unique art studio offering painting, dance and music lessons for kids, located in Chandler AZ. The mission of our studio is to provide students with a high quality painting, dance and music education. We are looking for an unpaid intern to assist our growing company (potential for franchises) with web management and design. Full / Part time.

ALAC: Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center~Galeria 147 is a 50lc3 Non-Profit and Non-Partisan organization. We are located in the "Heart of downtown Phoenix." Our primary mission is to promote, preserve and create and showcase Latino/Xicano/Indigenous arts and cultures. Date for Hire Immediately: Fall or Spring Semester and Summer Internships available. Candidates: Seeking students and individuals who wish to work in a creative place with a creative team. Benefits: ~Earn credits to be applied to graduation. ~Work with a creative team in a positive, high energy and fast paced environment with professional staff, mentors and artists. Our team consists of dedicated individuals who enjoy people and wish to serve diverse communities through programming of visual, performing and literary arts.

Time to Save (www.TimetoSave.com) is a foundation dedicated to help people of all ages save for their financial future. We are focused on enhancing your online and local shopping experience and giving back to every consumer as a means to pursue their interests without worrying about their financial situation. This is accomplished by fulfilling our members needs for an interactive community, information/education and savings options. These benefits allow our members to make Time to Save a priority when preparing for their future.

The Phoenix Conservatory of Musics mission is to unleash the power of music by providing high quality music education and experiences to students and families that is affordable and accessible. We fill our mission by providing community education programs and classes, after school programs for at risk populations, private music lessons, ensembles and a unique college preparatory program in affiliation with the Berklee City Music Network. Programs Overview ? The Phoenix Conservatory of Music provides programs to over 3,000 students a year in the greater Phoenix area. We have four main areas of programming: o Community Education Classes- these programs are facilitated in the community though libraries, parks and recreation facilities, etc. They are introductory in nature and are a jumping board of learning for beginning musicians. We have programs from 6months and their families, to our little hands series, beginning youth series, and level 2 programs in basic music competency, guitar, piano, voice, and violin. o In House Programs- these are also community education based, but happen right at our own facility. These are great programs for people who just want to see if their child is suited to the instrument and are fun, developmentally appropriate play based interactive programs. o After School Programs- After school programs happen in the school site or drop in site (e.g. Boys and Girls Clubs) They are with largely at risk populations in lower socio-economic demographics. We have access to these students 1-3 hours per week and students are learning a skill set for 5 weeks to a full year in recorder, voice, guitar, flamenco, taiko drumming, composition, world music and bucket drumming. These programs are highly interactive, link to school day learning and focus on building developmental assets in young people. o Private Music Lessons and Ensembles- Private Music Lessons and Ensembles are a way for us to deepen the learning of our participant. In these programs, students engage in long term, intense skill building and craft development that is a lifetime journey. Most students take lessons for at least two years. Students who want to pursue music as a professional career or college option study much longer than two years. o College Preparatory Program- This program is a 100% scholar shipped program. Students are given 3 hours of music learning per week at no cost to them for 30+ weeks of the school year. This is done in partnership with the Berklee College of Musics Berklee City Music Network. They have one hour of music theory and two hours of ensemble per week. Our goal is to create press to help bring students to our paid and free programs.

The Phoenix Conservatory of Musics mission is to unleash the power of music by providing high quality music education and experiences to students and families that is affordable and accessible. We fill our mission by providing community education programs and classes, after school programs for at risk populations, private music lessons, ensembles and a unique college preparatory program in affiliation with the Berklee City Music Network. Programs Overview ? The Phoenix Conservatory of Music provides programs to over 3,000 students a year in the greater Phoenix area. We have four main areas of programming: o Community Education Classes- these programs are facilitated in the community though libraries, parks and recreation facilities, etc. They are introductory in nature and are a jumping board of learning for beginning musicians. We have programs from 6months and their families, to our little hands series, beginning youth series, and level 2 programs in basic music competency, guitar, piano, voice, and violin. o In House Programs- these are also community education based, but happen right at our own facility. These are great programs for people who just want to see if their child is suited to the instrument and are fun, developmentally appropriate play based interactive programs. o After School Programs- After school programs happen in the school site or drop in site (e.g. Boys and Girls Clubs) They are with largely at risk populations in lower socio-economic demographics. We have access to these students 1-3 hours per week and students are learning a skill set for 5 weeks to a full year in recorder, voice, guitar, flamenco, taiko drumming, composition, world music and bucket drumming. These programs are highly interactive, link to school day learning and focus on building developmental assets in young people. o Private Music Lessons and Ensembles- Private Music Lessons and Ensembles are a way for us to deepen the learning of our participant. In these programs, students engage in long term, intense skill building and craft development that is a lifetime journey. Most students take lessons for at least two years. Students who want to pursue music as a professional career or college option study much longer than two years. o College Preparatory Program- This program is a 100% scholar shipped program. Students are given 3 hours of music learning per week at no cost to them for 30+ weeks of the school year. This is done in partnership with the Berklee College of Musics Berklee City Music Network. They have one hour of music theory and two hours of ensemble per week. We need marketing/business development interns that can help us to grow our paid lessons from 90 units per week to 350-400 units per week by March 2015. Bilingual in Spanish a plus. Small weekly stipend may be available.

Publication headquartered in Beverly Hills, CA, but expanding nationwide is now accepting applications for ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES to work from your home office in preparation of our new publication in your area. The mission of Canyon News is to seek the truth in news without any political bias. Additionally, the publication maintains a 'team-player' and family-like environment. Our sales team is self-motivated, driven and spirited and looking for the same. Sales are all in the numbers and our formula has proven maximum success within 12 weeks. We offer a generous commission without any caps, medical and dental insurance. The position is strictly commission to start. There is a 20% commission on all sales that you close from prospects that you receive from us. Any sales that you close from prospects that you find on your own are paid at a 35% commission. New Advertising Sales Representatives will work with the Beverly Hills office and all sales will be for the Canyon News. Your position entails you cold calling businesses in our coverage area (throughout the hills of Los Angeles) to sell advertising space for the print or online edition of the Canyon News. Once the publication in your area launches, you will have the choice to switch to your local office or continue working from your home office. Stay at home mothers, people with disabilities or caretakers looking for a second income are strongly encouraged to apply. Those interested in applying, please email your resume. You should visit our website canyon-news.com and complete our online application by clicking on the link for STAFF APPLICATION. Once you have submitted your application contact our office at (310) 734-4878 between 9-5 P.S.T. ONLY SERIOUS APPLICANTS SHOULD APPLY. If you are someone that prefers working with a base pay to start, this position is not for you. If you have not researched the company, submitted a resume and online application you will be turned away.