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It's official!! Massive thanks to all at PLMR Advent and the wider Group at PLMR for the incredibly warm welcome. Big shift after such a long time working in journalism, but one I am relishing. Keen to make an impact in the world of PR and support the company with its plans for growth in the Midlands and beyond. #PR, #PublicRelations, #Communications, #Journalism, #SocialMedia, #Digital, #DigitalMedia, #Media, #ContentCreation, #ContentStrategy

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Today, I am concluding my internship with Flip the Lens Media as their Associate PR Intern. Flip the Lens is a small digital media company which focuses on creating videos which spread messages of humanity and teach students about looking outside of self. Flip the Lens has given me many opportunities to develop as a professional.  I have developed the company’s first PR plan which detailed a USP, goals, action steps, along with other features. I was able to learn so much about what is required to develop a PR plan, such as proper form, conducting needed research, writing like a PR professional, and taking and applying feedback. This plan served as a roadmap for myself and the rest of the intern team to achieve success.  Additionally, I drafted a press release and pitch letter, which are set to be sent out in late September. This press release and pitch letter were reviewed by my boss, Meg Pier, and for additional perspective on my press release, Meg introduced me to Denise Robbi, VP of Public Relations at Natixis Investment Managers. Denise gave me insightful feedback to aid in the release's development. Creating these tools taught me a lot about best practices for press release and pitch letters, how to condense and still portray messages, along with how to target a specific audience in a piece.  I also wrote our company's boilerplate which summarizes a company’s mission and products. In creating a boilerplate I developed my skills in concise writing, brand evaluation, and formatting.  I was also offered the opportunity to develop our new product, the Flip the Lens Culture Correspondent Program. This is a nonformal education course which teaches students filmmaking skills while also offering teaching about humanity. Since its conception, I have been aiding in gathering course material, writing aspects of the course, and researching means for our product to be sold. I have learned about what it takes to develop a well-rounded program which meets current standards. I also further honed my skills in research, communication, professional writing, and many others.  I also collaborated with another intern Simran Patel to create an investor pitch deck that made the business case for Flip the Lens. For this, I had to identify the need this product addresses, the audience, along with other elements. In being a part of this project I developed my presentation, collaboration, and visual communication skills. Meg arranged for us to present to Thomas Haimelin, a former intern who is Head of FX Solutions at Silicon Valley Bank, and he gave us valuable feedback to improve the pitch. I am grateful for the experience I have gained through Flip the Lens, which developed my abilities in PR and other professional practices. I would like to thank my boss Meg Pier for the opportunities she has given me, along with the rest of the Flip the Lens intern team. I look forward to seeing where the information I have gained from this will help me in my future.

No offense to Lauren or her team. But this is another testimony as to why people remove themselves for working for professional sports organizations. They simply cannot survive. $45,000 to live in California & in proximity to LA is practically impossible. It's also wrong based on what the organization is. People who work for teams give up so much of their time and efforts for so little in return. It's great to see the people in the comments understand their worth. Working for a professional team is a great experience and you gain so much from it that is irreplaceable. However, it is extremely wrongful how they are compensated across the board. Less pay, but in exchange you get free tickets and team association isn't a fair trade when the real world cost more to live in... Also, those free tickets rarely get to be used by you because you're working the games & events not enjoying your "company benefit". I love pro sports, I love the people I've met who work for professional sports organizations, they give their all & love what they do. But almost all of them are underpaid and they all deserve a lot better.

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