The following job opportunities came my way via email from Jeffrey Rosenberg at Rosenberg Communications. If you're interested in applying, his contact info is at the bottom of the last paragraph:

Rosenberg Communications may be expanding shortly. Thus, we may soon have one or two job openings for individuals enthusiastic about working in public relations to support such issues as abstinence education and promoting marriage and healthy families. (We are also involved with issues such as corporate citizenship, transportation, and homeland security.)

The first position will be an entry level public relations specialist. Responsibilities will include writing press releases and other materials; interacting directly with media and clients; logistical support for press events; plus the mundane tasks of running a small but growing PR shop. This would be a perfect spot for somebody not too long out of college, with strong writing and computer skills, interested in learning public relations, including media relations, video production, and publications management, while gaining progressively more responsibility and experience.

The second position is a mid-level professional position for somebody with at least five years experiences in public relations or a related field. Responsibilities will include developing and managing media relations campaigns; account management; assisting in the management of public education campaigns and video projects; a range of writing projects; and assisting in the management of a small but growing PR shop.

For both positions, writing ability is a must. Computer skills, especially and including Excel, Word, and Power Point, a large plus.

These are not definite positions but quite likely and, if so, open quite soon. If you know of anybody who might be interested, please pass this e-mail along and ask that they e-mail their resume to me at jeffr@prrci.com. Visit http://www.rosenbergcommunications.com to learn a bit more about our shop.

Thanks.

Jeffrey Rosenberg
Rosenberg Communications

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Our Founding Fathers risked everything in the battle for independence. They created a new form of government and a Constitution to safeguard our freedoms. Over subsequent years, ground was lost to those with a different vision. Advocates for bigger government and less freedom successfully enacted ideas that have extended government's reach into more and more aspects of our daily lives. Some individuals responded to that challenge by establishing academic centers and think tanks that have done much to shape the debate.

FreedomWorks was formed in 2004 through a merger between Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE) and Empower America. FreedomWorks moves beyond the policy community to educate and mobilize volunteers across America on issues of economic freedom. The organization promotes economic liberty by strategically engaging our members in the political process, and we identify and mobilize constituencies that can benefit from policies that advance or preserve economic freedom. Demonstrating the power of free markets through research, analysis, and the experiences of people allows FreedomWorks to increase policymakers' and individuals' understanding of how economic freedom solves everyday problems.

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As an intern for FreedomWorks, you may have the opportunity to monitor hearings and press conferences on Capitol Hill and at the White House. You may also attend conferences and seminars, conduct research on economic policy topics, assist with grassroots events and mobilization efforts, assist with various publications, in addition to providing general office support to the staff. What you do while here depends on the department you work for. You may also receive training on computer software to help you prepare reports and correspondence. Internships are limited in number. Interns gain valuable experience and make career contacts. You may also be able to earn academic credit from your college or university. Internships are UNPAID . Work hours and issue areas are flexible. Your experience and assignments will vary based on the area you are interested in within FreedomWorks.

Spring/Summer/Fall Internships available in the following areas

Federal Campaigns Operations
Public Affairs
Economic Research and Policy
Development/Fundraising

We look for interns who:

Are interested in and have a strong commitment to free-market ideas and public policy

Have a basic knowledge of computer software such as Microsoft applications (i.e. Outlook, Word, Excel, etc)

Are eager to assist in turning ideas generated by think tanks into action

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If you are interested in free market economic issues, please complete a 2005 application and send your resume, writing sample and transcript to:

Brendan Steinhauser
Grassroots Manager
202-942-7612
FreedomWorks
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