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Strategy & Communication Intern

Los Angeles, CA

NVE Experience Agency is a brand experience and production agency guided by the principle that ‘The Right Moment Will Transform Someone Forever.’ NVE’s team of creatives, strategists and producers develop insight-driven ideas rooted in culture to convert consumer attention into commitment, action, and brand loyalty.

About Our Internship Program:

Our Summer 2025 internship cycle takes place between June 2025 – August 2025.  

This is an unpaid, remote educational internship. Our internship program runs for 12 weeks and provides our interns a hands-on learning experience unparalleled in the classroom. As an intern, you will report directly to a supervisor, explore your career field of interest, gain in-house agency experience, acquire new skills for resume building, and establish vital career networks and mentors. 

Summary of Position:

NVE Strategy & Communications is an internal team of interdisciplinary marketing strategists. Structured to develop breakthrough ideas and experiential extensions that deliver business solutions for our partners. Every team member brings a unique discipline and career of expertise to the table — built from diverse creative and cultural angles to develop solutions for our brand partners.

This role will directly support and report to NVE’s Director, Strategy, periodically working with other members within Strategy & Communications as needed. The Strategy & Communications Intern will gain experience across our department capabilities:

Strategy: 

  • Brand Strategy
  • Culture Strategy
  • Creative Strategy
  • Brand Development
  • Integrated Campaign Development
  • Research and Insights
  • Data and Analytics

Communications:

  • Social Media Strategy & Amplification
  • Experiential Publicity & Earned Media
  • Influencer Marketing
  • Brand Partnerships

Job Responsibilities:

Strategy:

  • Research brand, consumer, and market trends to help create tailored insights and competitive analysis reports for clients and Strategy and Communications
  • Participate in multi-department brainstorms and creative ideation for leading brands
  • Assist in internal and external strategic support  for core accounts in industries including consumer brands, entertainment, spirits, lifestyle, and business-to-business programs  
  • Participate in partnership planning and strategy for active partnership projects
  • Support PR team efforts across social and brand marketing including research, marketing program execution, coverage tracking, updating media lists, etc. 

Administrative:

  • Attend weekly meetings with Strategy & Communications Department
  • Assist with meeting/conference preparation, organizing meeting materials, etc.
  • Take comprehensive notes during all meetings – internal and external
  • Circulate post-meeting recap emails after all meetings – internal and external
  • Assist on any ad-hoc tasks as required

Qualifications:

  • Ideal majors: Marketing, Communications, English, or a related field
  • Can write effectively, persuasively and professionally
  • Has knowledge and/or experience working in strategy at a creative agency
  • Process-oriented and highly organized with exceptional time management skills
  • Value collaboration yet have the confidence to recommend and own new ideas
  • Flexible and adaptable to a fast-paced work environment with the ability to work under tight deadlines
  • Understand and are fascinated by culture, subcultures, and the forces that move them
  • Have an interest in marketing, advertising, PR, and consumer experiences

Requirements:

  • Be currently enrolled in a college/university
  • Must have a personal laptop/computer 
  • Must be able to work remotely at least 3 full days or 20 hours a week

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