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Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Industries: clean-tech, software, education, technology

This role focused on the day to day functions of a public relations program including media list and pitch development, reporting and evaluating campaign results, developing strategy, understanding relevant industries, and drafting longer-form materials including bylines and press releases. Industries: green technology, cybersecurity, robotics, electric vehicles, startups, data & analytics

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

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