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Government Relations Interns
a month ago
Description
Job Title
Government Relations Intern - Advocacy
Job Location
Washington, DC
Job Overview
The Government Relations Intern - Advocacy will support Hitachi Ltd.'s Washington Corporate Office in their efforts to influence U.S. public policy. This internship will provide hands-on experience in working with government officials and key stakeholders to impact the development of public policy.
Compensation
- Status: Intern, Part-Time
- Duration: Sept - December 2023
Responsibilities
The internship opportunity will focus on the following areas:
- Government Relations (55%): Track and summarize Congressional hearings, monitor key members of Congress, and support state advocacy when necessary.
- Relationship Building (20%): Participate in public and political events, cultivating and maintaining effective relationships.
- Support (10%): Assist other Hitachi employees in the DC office to ensure smooth operations.
- Research (10%): Conduct research on Hitachi policy priorities and create reports and presentations for the Washington team.
- Event Attendance (5%): Attend DC events, virtual or in person, and provide detailed memorandums for newsletters and executive insights.
Requirements
- Current enrollment in an academic program, undergraduate preferred.
- Preferred fields of study: Public Administration, Political Science, Government Affairs, International Relations, Communications/Journalism, or related degrees.
- Ability to build strong working relationships.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent organizational and time management skills.
We're excited for you to apply!
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Career Paths
People who completed this type of internship end up in the following types of jobs
- Public Relations Specialists
- Market Research Analysts And Marketing Specialists
- Media And Communication Workers, All Other
- Marketing Managers
- Advertising Sales Agents
Top majors
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People who did this kind of internship end up at the following companies
- Edelman
- Fleishman-Hillard
- NBC Universal
- Weber Shandwick
- US Congress
Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Washington, DC | $5,379/mo
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