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Industrial Program Internship at Business Outreach Center Network (NYC)
Winter/Spring 2018 Internship Business Outreach Center Network (BOC) is seeking an intern for the Spring 2018 semester who can assist with developing a social media strategy and greater web presence for BOC’s industrial advocacy projects—The Maspeth Industrial Business Association (MIBA), and the East Brooklyn Industrial Partnership (EBIP). The intern will also have the opportunity to interface
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New York City Transit Seeks Assistant Director, Government and Community Relations
Salary range: $81,829 – $129,343 (Grade D, 634 points) Responsibilities The Assistant Director will be accountable for performing activities and outreach to achieve the goal of cultivating public understanding and support for NYCT issues, policies and projects. The incumbent will interface with elected officials, governmental agencies, community boards, local development corporations and community civic groups.
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Natural Areas Conservancy Sees Director of Conservation Programs (NYC)
ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW The Natural Areas Conservancy (NAC) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2012 to advance the restoration and conservation of natural areas for a resilient and healthy New York City. Working in partnership with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks), we seek to ensure the high-quality management
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New Economy Coalitions Seeks Development Director
Position: New Economy Coalition Development Director Location: Boston, MA area preferred; other locations in the US & Canada considered Compensation: Commensurate with experience Time Commitment: Full Time Salaried Position Start Date: January 2018 New Economy Coalition (NEC) is looking for a full-time, permanent Development Director to oversee all fundraising and revenue-generating activities for the organization. Along with the Executive Director
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