Showing posts with label The Keller Group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Keller Group. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

The Keller Group - 2013 Spring Internship

Good news! The Keller Group is looking for an intern to join our ranks for the next few months. If you think you've got what it takes or know someone who does, send your resume, writing samples and any references to Oliver McIntosh and he'll try to get back to you as soon as possible - check out all the details below!

 

The Keller Group Internship Program – Spring 2013

Overview
The Keller Group internship program is designed to give advanced college students and recent graduates the opportunity to experience the diverse and fast-paced world of the public relations and public affairs consulting business.

About The Keller Group
The Keller Group is a full service public relations and public affairs company with offices in Redmond, Washington. We offer a wide range of services to clients including general media relations, public affairs, crisis management, media training and other creative services. Our clients include The Museum of Flight, Overlake Medical Center, Turner Construction, The Medic One Foundation, WGU Washington and Charles Simonyi. For more information visit www.thekellergroup.com 

Internship job description
The intern will have the opportunity to work on a variety of public relations and public affairs projects. Some examples of regularly occurring tasks include:

·         Assist the account manager and president on a diverse array of marketing/social media/PR projects
·         Support the account manager and president in creating press releases, media advisories and news updates
·         Help draft story pitches and earn mentions in print, broadcast and online media outlets
·         Assist with the copywriting and editing of various clients’ Web sites, backgrounders, fact sheets and other collateral
·         Provide background research on potential new clients, current clients’ competitors and research media coverage and media trends for various industries relating to clients
·         Write blog entries, tweets, and Facebook updates for The Keller Group and various clients
·         Track media coverage and prepare media reports

Duration
The Keller Group internship is a part-time commitment that lasts approximately three months.

Compensation
The intern is paid a monthly stipend and can receive academic credit.

Requirements
Applicants should have the following basic skills and qualities:

·         A degree or degree in progress in public relations, communication, journalism or English
·         Strong verbal and written communication skills
·         An understanding of the social media universe (Facebook, Twitter, blogging, etc.)
·         Proficient in Microsoft Office programs, other general consumer PC applications and e-mail
·         Highly organized in juggling multiple projects simultaneously while on a deadline
·         Must be a self-starter who takes directions well and who is comfortable in a fast-paced and exciting work environment

Office location
The Keller Group office is located in Redmond, Washington approximately 15 miles east of downtown Seattle and only minutes from the campuses of Microsoft and Nintendo of America. The office is a block from a major bus terminal and parking around the building is free.

The Keller Group
8250 165th Avenue NE, Suite 208
Redmond, WA 98052
Phone: (425) 898-2700
Fax: (425) 898-2727

To apply
Please send your resume, writing samples and references to Oliver McIntosh.  

Please specify the dates you will be available.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Seattle's Museum of Flight Welcomes Final Portion of Space Shuttle Trainer on What Could Be Super Guppy's Final Trip to Region

Photo courtesty of Joshua Trujillo of the Seattle PI. More photos can be seen here
For the third time in just over a month and potentially the last time ever, NASA’s Super Guppy could be spotted high above the Seattle skyline as it delivered the final portion of the Space Shuttle Trainer to Seattle’s Museum of Flight on Thursday morning.


Following a low fly-over that buzzed the heads of hundreds of spectators, NASA’s Super Guppy landed at Boeing Field at 10 a.m. with the forward portion of the payload bay on board. It taxied past The Museum of Flight to Boeing’s Military Flight Center, where the payload bay was moved from the Super Guppy onto an Air Force “Tunner 60K” loader and slowly transported across East Marginal Way to the Museum’s Charles Simonyi Space Gallery. This could be the Super Guppy’s final flight to the region as many experts believe the plane will be retired within the next several years.     


“The third and final Super Guppy delivery marks the end of a complex and hectic process that would not have been possible without the tremendous support from NASA, our members and the people of this great region,” said Museum of Flight President and CEO Doug King. “As one chapter comes to end, another begins, which will see the completion of the Space Shuttle Trainer exhibit and the grand re-opening of the Charles Simonyi Space Gallery.”


Built in the 1970s, the Shuttle Trainer is the only one of its kind in the world and is the simulator in which each of the 335 space shuttle astronauts trained. It will be on display in the 15,500-square foot Charles Simonyi Space Gallery, where it joins a collection of other rare space artifacts including Simonyi’s Soyuz TMA-14 spacecraft and interactive exhibits showcasing space travel from the earliest days of the space shuttle program to the future of commercial space flight. The payload bay portion of the shuttle trainer is 61 feet long, 19 feet wide and 23.5 feet high.    


There has been a lot of great coverage on the third portion of the Space Shuttle Trainer delivery aboard the Super Guppy to the Museum of Flight. Here are a few of the stories posted today:

Last big space shuttle trainer section arrives in Seattle on the Seattle PI

Super Guppy makes final delivery to Seattle Today on KING5.com

3rd and final Shuttle delivery to Seattle museum on The Seattle Times

The Super Guppy arrives at the Museum of Flight today--we're on board!

Oliver aboard the Super Guppy, which made its third and final delivery to the Museum of Flight this morning

On the runway as the Shuttle Trainer is unloaded from the Super Guppy

More photos and news to come!


Monday, February 27, 2012

Beautifying Redmond with sock art!


I LOVE Suzanne Tidwell’s “yarn bomb” that she did in Occidental Park last summer and was so excited to see it has come to  Redmond’s Anderson Park! I was driving by today on my way back from sushi at Whole Foods (I have to get my salmon sushi fix there at least once a week) and saw Suzanne on a ladder up a tree!  I asked if I could grab her picture "knitting" around the tree and she was happy to oblidge.  I love this.  I love art.  I love art meeting up with nature and with our everyday lives, which is something the Seattle area is so well known for.  It's definitely brightened up that park and brightened up Redmond!  Yeah!

Monday, August 15, 2011

Seattle Times: Spa business is ideal fit

Today Janet Denyer, CEO of Gene Juarez Salon & Spas, was featured on the front page of the Seattle Times business section.


The story overviews what Denyer has accomplished in her first five years as CEO of Gene Juarez. Since taking over as CEO in 2006, Denyer has opened two new Gene Juarez salons, re-branded and relaunched three salons into new locations, doubled the enrollment of the company's two beauty schools, created nearly 150 new jobs and launched a national hair-care collection.

Click here to read the full article, or pick up a copy of the Aug. 15, 2011 edition of the Seattle Times. Also, check out this piece in the Seattle Times on the company's retired founder Gene Juarez, who open his first salon in Seattle in 1971.