We are looking for enthusiastic and ambitious Strategy Fellows to gain hands-on experience across all aspects of the agency business while providing invaluable support to our strategy team. Taylor’s Strategy HBCU Fellowship is a paid post-undergraduate, nine-month, remote fellowship program.

Taylor provides real-world professional experience, development, and career-readiness fellowships to post-undergraduates and master’s students from accredited historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

As a Taylor Fellow, you are open minded, ready to learn, and motivated to start your career in the PR, social, and digital marketing industry. You’re excited to join a multifaceted group of colleagues that embrace diversity of thought as a means to enhance innovation and collaboration in all we do.

Details:

Paid fellowship: $4,166.68 per each month worked, less applicable deductions and withholdings (based on an annual equivalent salary of $50k)
Includes Paid Time Off, Holidays, and additional perks
Two fellowship opportunities: 4/29/2024 - 12/20/2024 and 7/11/2024 - 12/20/2024
Full-time (35-40hrs/week)
Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ET
Remote position
Must be a recent college graduate, a graduate school student, and/or a student who has recently completed a master’s program at an accredited HBCU

Responsibilities and learning opportunities:

As a Taylor Fellow, you will gain hands-on agency experience through an in-depth training program, a dedicated manager, professional development and networking opportunities, and the day-to-day responsibilities and learning opportunities outlined below.

Collaborate with other strategists, creatives, and account teams to create high-impact work that solves client and customer challenges
Support the development of smart, contextual customer journeys and audience segmentation for clients
Assist with research and analysis to prepare client-facing POVs, thought-leadership and reports on client business information, industry trends, influencer content performance, social/web content performance, media coverage, and competitive set
Clearly distill research, programming/content performance, and client business knowledge
Highlight relevant and actionable data/results, insights, themes, and trends in presentations, strategic briefs, and reports
Stay attuned to and proactively elevate cultural trends, news, media/content, and industry insights that form relevant, innovative ideas for client and agency thought-leadership, strategic POVs, presentations and reports
Learn and understand critical metrics and processes involved in gathering data related to PR, Influencer, and/or Social
Think creatively to leverage and integrate data to tell a straightforward, insightful story and/or consumer journey

Requirements of this fellowship program:

This is a post-undergraduate opportunity open to:

Recent graduates who hold an undergraduate degree from an accredited HBCU
Those who are currently completing a master’s program or hold a master’s degree from an accredited HBCU

Prior experience/internships at PR, Digital/Social, Creative agencies, or relevant coursework
Experience or passion for consumer categories (including Finance, Spirits, Sports, Personal Care, etc.)
General understanding of the purpose and function of a Strategic Brief; experience with strategic planning processes and brief-writing a plus
Basic knowledge and experience with tools such as Tagger, Sprinklr, Sprout Social, Crimson Hexagon, BrandWatch, GWI, Google Analytics, and Meta Business Suite
Strong attention to detail, organization, multitasking, and time-management
Write, present, and communicate in a persuasive manner, across a variety of platforms, including social media
Team player who enjoys working with and helping others in a collaborative environment
Curious and open to others' ideas and viewpoints with a willingness to learn and take constructive feedback
A good problem solver who seeks to make improvements and learns from mistakes
Interest in developing purpose-driven work

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