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Looking for a social media intern to join my True Chicago team. 60% of your time on Social Media Management Helping the Internal Team by brainstorming and creating social media content Making plans to increase following on True Chicago Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter Staying in the loop with all the latest social media trends Snapping pics and videos at events for our stories Putting together weekly and monthly schedules for True Chicago on social media Commenting back to comments and DMs online 40% Graphic Design Design exciting content for various marketing materials like website, social media, video, and online advertising Collaborate with our team to bring ideas to life  Use your design skills to create eye-catching graphics for social media, websites, marketing materials, and more. Have the freedom to express your creativity and bring new, exciting ideas to the table. Requirements Excellent internet research skills  Knowledge & experience of the major social media platforms including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Linkedin Some knowledge of social media analytics software to track audience engagement and campaign performance Some experience with content management systems, word processor applications, and image/video editing software is a plus Exceptional writing skills Passionate about (copy)writing Looking to build a career in copywriting and/or social media management A keen eye for detail and appreciation of great design Ability to work independently and meet deadlines Excellent organizational skills and multitasking abilities Copywriting experience a plus Social media or content marketing experience a plus Compensation: Stipend of $500, approximately 3-5 hours per week from Check with your school's Internship Coordinator BEFORE accepting the hiring offer to determine if this position satisfies the criteria for receiving academic credit.

WE ARE AN EMPATHETIC GUIDE BUILDING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BRANDS & COMMUNITIES OF PEOPLE. "... it takes shared experience and learning to become part of a community" - KNDRD CEO & Founder, David Johnson, speaks on cultural authenticity and fluency among brands.  #KNDRD

Fresh Work for Molson Coors Beverage Company shot by David Johnson 🖥📸

"This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair, no place for self-pity, no need for silence, no room for fear." - Toni Morrison #FreshWork 📸💻 | A Look At Our Work With Nick Cave.

Meet Timmy Parker | Creative Director, KNDRD Timmy works with brands, agencies, and artists to bring unique projects to life. He began in the traditional advertising space but, over time, shifted into experiential design to feed his love for live events. Throughout his career, research, process, and storytelling have become key pillars in his creative approach. His approach allows him to strive for the most creative outcome with the resources given. When he’s not pushing the boundaries of design, he finds himself making music, growing bonsai, collecting records, and restoring an '86 Mustang. #Kinfolk

FRESH WORK  📸💻 | A glimpse into our work with True Chicago our non-profit vertical. True Chicago is a resource and aid in the creative endeavors of young Chicago artists. Touching on the importance of a healthy and supportive creative community, True Chicago aims to nurture career and personal growth. Investing in the Chicago artists to own their creative future.

Meet Brandon Ritter, KNDRD Co-Founder and CCO Brandon is a collaborative spirit above all else. He has served as the producer who molds all the parts to form a whole. Driven by a willingness to explore, his foundation as a self-taught creative makes him game to learn—and step into—anything. He has worked with global brands, including Microsoft, Intel, and PepsiCo. Ritter’s sharp mind and creative eye propel us to imagine what is possible. #Kinfolk

FRESH WORK 📸🖥  | A glimpse into our work with Walgreens For this inclusive, community-focused campaign centered around shared spaces - like a park, community garden, church etc - our aim was to express a culturally fluent visual language. From the original brief to casting to shooting, this was creatively curated in a way that was culturally accurate and bespoke.