Burson-Marstellar Internships
4.83 out of 5
4 review(s)
Headquarters:
New York, NY
Employees:
2,000+
Annual Interns:
50+
Profile Views: 352
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Burson-Marstellar
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 4.83 out of 5 |
| 4 Intern Reviews |
| Avg Burson-Marstellar Intern Salary: $12.00 |
| 5 Intern Salaries |
Internship Stats
Burson-Marstellar offers paid internships in the public relations field. Most internships take place during the summer months at their New York headquarters. Also, there is a growing number of digital internship offerings.
Burson-Marstellar Internship & Company Overview
Burson-Marstellar is a marketing and public relations company. Internships take place during all semesters, but the main internship takes place during the summer.
The Harold Burson Summer Internship (HBSI) Program is a paid internship at one of the U.S. Burson-Marsteller offices. Each intern is assigned to a client team or practice group. During the internship, students work closely with experienced industry professionals. HBSI interns are given the opportunity to work as a team member, while gaining valuable work experience. Colleagues from different specialty areas of Burson-Marsteller conduct seminars for interns each week. Interns are also grouped into teams where they work on a special HBSI project, which they present to a senior management panel for review at the conclusion of the internship. The summer internship offers an invaluable career-development experience that can often lead to an employment opportunity with us after graduation.
Internship locations include: San Francisco, Boston, New York, DC, Dallas, Chicago, and more. Internship Links
Burson-Marstellar Internships: here
Internship Stats
Burson-Marstellar offers paid internships in the public relations field. Most internships take place during the summer months at their New York headquarters. Also, there is a growing number of digital internship offerings.
Burson-Marstellar Internship & Company Overview
Burson-Marstellar is a marketing and public relations company. Internships take place during all semesters, but the main internship takes place during the summer.
The Harold Burson Summer Internship (HBSI) Program is a paid internship at one of the U.S. Burson-Marsteller offices. Each intern is assigned to a client team or practice group. During the internship, students work closely with experienced industry professionals. HBSI interns are given the opportunity to work as a team member, while gaining valuable work experience. Colleagues from different specialty areas of Burson-Marsteller conduct seminars for interns each week. Interns are also grouped into teams where they work on a special HBSI project, which they present to a senior management panel for review at the conclusion of the internship. The summer internship offers an invaluable career-development experience that can often lead to an employment opportunity with us after graduation.
Internship locations include: San Francisco, Boston, New York, DC, Dallas, Chicago, and more. Internship Links
Burson-Marstellar Internships: here
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Public Relations Intern: $12/hour
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Marketing Intern: $12/hour
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Public Affairs Intern: $12/hour
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integrated Communications Intern: $12/hour
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Corporate Communications Intern: $12/hour
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Pros:
- Burson-Marstellar name.
- The people were terrific. Everybody from my manager to my fellow interns.
- Culture.
- I really enjoyed the media monitoring and media relationship side of the business. Basically, I love media.
- Exposure to the new business process (very exciting).
Cons:
Did a little bit of database management, which isn't that cool.
Advice for other students:
Burson-Marstellar is well known and has one of the top PR/Marketing internships in the business. I loved it.
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Pros:
At Burson-Marstellar, I wrote and researched certain topics for the economic development department.
- Content production.
- Able to contribute to new business pitches.
Cons:
none
Advice for other students:
I think the Burson-Marstellar team goes to about 15-20 campuses each year to recruit. Check the schedule. If they come to your campus, make sure to go get some facetime.
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Pros:
- Social media training and strategy work. I really respected the way Burson-Marstellar approached social.
- I worked a ton on new business projects. Most of the new business was building databases and organizating information. I did get to help prep for a few pitches and it is so freaking exciting.
- Fun co-workers.
- Paid.
- Got to know some clients.
Cons:
- data work.
Advice for other students:
Burson-Marstellar hires a good amount of interns. Get in early.
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Pros:
- Burson-Marstellar has some big technology clients like HP and SAP.
- Enjoyed working on media list and media placement strategy.
- Financial services client intern project.
- Freedom.
- Friendly people.
Cons:
Workflow wasn't always steady.
Advice for other students:
Know an agency's clients.
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