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Destination Services and Partnerships Intern
$38,000 - 58,000
Visit Detroit
West Fort Street 211, Detroit
$38,000 - 58,000
Requirements
Must:
- Valid, unrestricted Michigan drivers license.
- Two years of a combination of formal education and work experience preferred.
- Experience or education in hospitality or event planning preferred.
- Exceptional communication abilities, both verbal and written, in English.
- Competent in organizing, prioritizing, and analyzing multiple tasks simultaneously.
- Creative thinking and management skills in a fast-paced setting.
- Effective relationship-building skills with supervisors, peers, and external stakeholders.
- Positive and professional demeanor, even under stress.
- Proficient in both remote and in-person settings; adept with video conferencing tools.
- Familiar with software applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
- Availability for weekends and off-hours as needed for assignments and travel.
- Capability to operate larger vehicles (D-Rover) and maintain a satisfactory driving record.
Responsibilities
- Contribute to embedding diversity, equity, and inclusion into our culture and operations.
- Aid in updating the partnership database and communicating with membership contacts.
- Conduct research to collect and authenticate partner account information.
- Provide administrative support to the Partner Sales team, including outreach preparations.
- Assist with the Neighborhood Promotion Program.
- Help coordinate print production and signage for incoming events.
- Support Destination Services initiatives, including mobile visitor engagement with D-Rover.
- Assist in producing and printing event-related materials, such as posters.
- Organize collateral for booked and prospective groups.
- Set up welcome tables and prepare materials for incoming events.
- Help with client card deliveries and gift distributions.
- Carry out general administrative tasks within the Destination Services and Partnerships teams.
- Complete special projects as assigned by the Senior Vice President.
- Represent Visit Detroit professionally at events and partner activities.
- Demonstrate knowledge of hospitality terminology and excellence in customer service.
- Promote our commitment to a welcoming and inclusive environment for all.
Description
At Visit Detroit, we are passionate about fostering regional tourism and driving economic impact by connecting the world with our diverse communities. Our workplace is guided by principles of integrity, empowerment, transparency, community, passion, and empathy, all while maintaining a strong commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. This part-time, paid summer internship offers 28 hours per week of hands-on experience, alongside paid parking and the opportunity to support conventions and major events in the Detroit area, especially through our D-Rover mobile visitor center.
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