New Generation Energy: Development and Outreach Coordinator
Organization summary: New Generation Energy (NGE) is a Boston-based non-profit that provides investment options in the areas of renewable energy, conservation, and the environment. Our innovative and unique Renewable Energy Investment Note (REIN) program allows individuals, businesses, and foundations to invest in the generation of clean renewable energy such as solar, wind, geothermal, and efficiency improvement. In addition to our note program, NGE engages in education and promotional activities to raise awareness and public acceptance of renewable energy.
Position overview: New Generation Energy is seeking a talented and motivated intern to provide assistance in the areas of grant preparation and submission, database development and maintenance, and non-profit organization outreach.
Key Responsibilities include: The grant-related portion of this internship involves researching and identifying funders who are a potential match with our mission and programs, writing follow-up reports to funders as needed to satisfy reporting requirements, and maintaining a schedule of all grants and reporting deadlines. The database component of this internship consists of assisting with the development of a database to more effectively manage information about NGE’s program participants and contacts. The database will be used to record information connected with granting agencies, potential donors, and other individuals and organizations. The outreach portion of this internship consists of contacting potential partners, funders and/or supporters regarding our upcoming activities, and determining whether they are interested in collaborating with us, or whether a partnership or supporting relationship may be possible.
Requirements:
· Excellent communication skills: verbal and written
· Strong interest in working with grant application and proposals for foundations, corporations and government
· Strong research ability and organizational skills
· Ability to multi-task and adhere to deadlines
· Basic knowledge of Microsoft applications & database applications
· Detail-oriented
· Enthusiasm and creativity!
Time Frame: Internship will begin in early January and will require a 3 month commitment. 10-15 hour per week. Unpaid.
For the right candidate this will be an ideal opportunity to work with other renewable energy and environmental enthusiasts, and have a big impact on a small, growing organization.
Qualified candidates should send a cover letter and resume to Karla Franco at Kfranco@newgenerationenergy.org by Dec. 1, 2008.
