Supports marketing and business development by researching complex financial fraud cases, identifying outreach prospects, aggregating email campaign targets, maintaining the CRM, finding conferences and speaking opportunities, managing LinkedIn content, and helping maintain Integra’s websites and marketing materials.
Integra’s mission is to restore integrity to the financial system. Integra is looking for a marketing and business development intern to partner with the business development team to seek out legal cases pertaining to complex financial fraud in order to craft outreach to legal entities involved in those cases.
Responsibilities would include the following:
- Aggregating weekly prospecting targets for email campaigns
- Identifying potential new matters for outreach
- Updating and maintaining Integra’s CRM
- Identifying speaking engagements and conferences
- Managing content calendar for LinkedIn postings
- Controlling quality, design, and additions to Integra sites
- Other activities to support Integra’s Business Development and Marketing efforts
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.
Integra FEC Austin, Texas, USA Office
1801 Lavaca St, Austin, Texas, United States, 78701
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