Talent Partnerships Intern

Redgert CommsNew York, NY
Hybrid

About The Position

We're a multi-market creative and communications agency with a growing presence in New York. Our work spans fashion, beauty, and lifestyle, and more - and our New York showroom is at the heart of it. We're looking for a proactive, detail-oriented intern to jump in across talent, showroom operations, events, and PR projects. Kindly note, we are hiring one person for this position during the fall term. New York based candidates only please. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Requirements

  • Currently studying or recently graduated in Social Media, communications, fashion, or a related field (This internship is credit-based only)
  • Highly organized with strong attention to detail
  • Able to multitask and thrive in a fast-paced environment
  • Genuinely passionate about beauty, fashion, or lifestyle
  • Based in New York or able to commute into the office three days a week

Responsibilities

  • Supporting the team on media and influencer list building, keeping contacts current and well-organised
  • Researching and benchmarking competitors, campaigns, and market trends to support client strategy
  • Tracking social coverage across clients, maintaining trackers, sharing clippings with the team, and inputting data into platforms like Mighty Scout (training provided)
  • Assisting with outreach to press and talent, helping draft and send notes as needed
  • Supporting guest list management for events and brand activations, from building the list to confirmations and day-of logistics
  • Managing gifting logistics end-to-end - from coordinating send-outs to tracking deliveries and following up on coverage
  • Keeping the showroom well-organised, stocked, and always press-ready

Benefits

  • Hands-on experience across Talent, PR, and Production at a growing international agency
  • Exposure to top beauty, fashion, and lifestyle brands
  • A warm, collaborative, and international team
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