[internship] Intern with PNWER

The Pacific NorthWest Economic Region (PNWER) is a non-profit based in Seattle, Washington. PNWER promotes regional cooperation to enhance the economic strength, global competitiveness and environmental integrity of our member states and provinces. PNWER’s membership includes legislators, business leaders, and government officials from the U.S. States of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Washington, and the Canadian jurisdictions of Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Yukon and Northwest Territories.

Internships position is part-time, unpaid 15-20 hours per week. There are three positions available, two Working Group and Event Support internships and one Disaster Resilience and Emergency Planning internship. Internships may be eligible for school credit hours through your University. Please contact your University for more information.

Duration: 1 quarter/semester (approximately 10 weeks); can be extended upon review. Fall internships are open until filled, starting immediately. To apply, please send a brief cover letter and resume to Megan Levy, Program Manager, Megan.Levy@pnwer.org or by fax at 206-443-7703. If you have any questions, please call Megan at 206-443-7723.

For more information about the organization and the available internships, check out their flyer here


Spring/Summer Internships Available with Pacific NorthWest Economic Region

Work closely with public and private sector leaders to help develop regional solutions to shared challenges. The Pacific NorthWest Economic Region (PNWER) is seeking qualified students and recent graduates interested in working in a small, non-profit organization involved in Canada-US relations and public/private sector cooperation.

PNWER is a statutory, public/private partnership composed of legislators, governments, and businesses in the Northwest states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, and the Western Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories and Yukon. PNWER promotes greater regional cooperation by governments and business to enhance the region’s global competitiveness, while striving to maintain or improve its environment.

Interns must be willing to work at a variety of activities, and have the ability to work independently and as part of a team. Interns will have the opportunity to interface with regional legislators and industry leaders while gaining experience in a small office setting.

For spring/summer, we are seeking “Working Group and Event Support” interns to help in the development of the PNWER 23rd Annual Summit. Over 600 regional business leaders, legislators and key decision makers attend the Annual Summit each July. During the Annual Summit, PNWER working groups meet to explore shared challenges in the region, and to develop an action plan for tackling these challenges in the coming year.

This internship will give students the opportunity to work with public and private sector leaders examining policy on a variety of regional topics ranging from transportation to environment to trade and economic development, while learning the logistics of organizing a large conference with a wide variety of attendees. This internship is focused primarily in the planning of working group session agendas, developing a session by recruiting subject matter experts, and working closely with the public and private sector working group co-chairs.

This intern will assist with event logistics including:

  • Assist in the coordination and support of PNWER’s working groups, including arranging conference calls, note-taking and agenda development
  • Manage correspondence with event attendees, sponsors and board members, such as producing and editing invitations, acknowledgment letters and follow-up letters 
  • Design promotional materials, assemble packets and programs
  • Prepare collateral materials for events
  • Track current and potential sponsors using database website Salesforce.com
  • Manage event registrations, tracking invoicing and receipt of payment
  • Develop content for bi-weekly PNWER newsletter • Maintain and develop PNWER website
  • Assist in Other Projects as necessary

Internships are unpaid, and require a commitment of 10-20 hours per-week. We are seeking qualified, enthusiastic people looking to start the second week of March. Internships generally last 10 weeks, but we are especially interested in bringing people in now that would be willing to stay through our Annual Summit, taking place July 14-19 in Anchorage, Alaska.

For additional information on PNWER and PNWER working groups, please visit www.pnwer.org


[internship]: Event Support and Environmental Policy Internships with Pacific Northwest Economic Region (PNWER)

PNWER is seeking qualified students interested in working in a small, non-profit organization involved in Canada-US relations and public/private sector cooperation. Interns must be willing to work at a variety of activities, and have the ability to work independently and as part of a team.  Interns will have the opportunity to interface with regional legislators and industry leaders while gaining experience in a small office setting. 

Available Positions: Working Group and Event Support Internship (two positions available)

Invasive Species and Environment Policy Working Group Intern (one position available)

Duration: 1 quarter/semester (approximately 10 weeks); can be extended upon review. Fall internships are open until filled, starting immediately. 

Time/CreditInternships position is part-time, unpaid 15-20 hours per week. Internships may be eligible for school credit hours through your University. Please contact your University for more information.

ContactTo apply, please send a brief cover letter and resume to Megan Levy, Program Coordinator, Megan.Levy@pnwer.org or by fax at 206-443-7703. If you have any questions, please call Megan at 206-443-7723.

Please indicate which fall position you would like to be considered for.


Read more to see detailed descriptions about the different positions available! 

Working Group and Event Support Internship (two positions available):

The 2012 Winter Meeting will host over 100 public and private sector business leaders in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho this November 14-17. Internships will balance meeting logistics with planning working group sessions such as Energy, Mining, Agriculture, Innovation, Workforce and others as needed. Interns will work closely with working group staff leads, and the co-chairs of each working group. Co-chairs are volunteer stakeholders, typically one legislator and one private sector lead. This intern will assist with event logistics including:

  • Manage correspondence with event attendees, sponsors and board members, such as producing and editing invitations, acknowledgement letters and follow-up letters
  • Assist in the coordination and support of PNWER’s working groups, including arranging conference calls, note-taking and agenda development
  • Design promotional materials, assemble packets and programs
  • Prepare collateral materials for events
  • Track current and potential sponsors using database website Salesforce.com
  • Manage event registrations, tracking invoicing and receipt of payment
  • Develop content for bi-weekly PNWER newsletter
  • Maintain and develop PNWER website
  • Assist in Other Projects as necessary

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Invasive Species and Environment Policy Working Group Intern (one position available):

The Invasive Species and Environment Policy intern will assist with the Invasive Species and Environment working groups. This will include development of sessions for the 2012 Winter Meeting and tackling projects outlined in the 2012-2013 Invasive Species working group action plan. Duties may include:

  • Assisting in the coordination and support of the PNWER Invasive Species and Environment working groups, including arranging conference calls, note-taking, and agenda development
  • Researching regional invasive species resources
  • Researching invasive species and environmental policy, and maintaining a database
  • Developing monthly newsletters about PNWER and regional invasive species and environmental policy activities
  • Building, updating and managing a PNWER invasive species website and resource database
  • Developing reports on best practices in invasive species management in the region
  • Assist in other projects as necessary