Executive Office Intern-- Summer 2025
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![]() United States, D.C., Washington | |
![]() 901 7th Street Northwest (Show on map) | |
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DESTINATION DC, There is Only One DC--There is Only One You. Bring your uniqueness to our team! Internship Summary: Reports to: Chief of Staff Be a part of a dynamic team working to support the mission of the organization through strategy and WOW events! Destination DC (DDC), the official convention and tourism corporation for our nation's capital, is looking for a student who is passionate about Washington, DC and the travel industry to assist the Executive Office department. Executive Office is a wide-ranging department that covers all aspects of Destination DC. This includes but is not limited to local DC government affairs, industry relationships, board of directors engagement, events, and support of the President & CEO. Don't miss this internship opportunity to gain invaluable experience and make a real impact on Washington, DC's vibrant tourism landscape. Training You can expect to receive training in these areas:
Your Duties/Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
Event Support
Events Team Department Duties, as needed
What You Bring: Education, Experience & Competencies
Internship Specifics: Duration
Work Environment: This Intern will follow Destination DC's policies for staff and may work hybrid, coming into the office at a minimum of three days a week and as determined by supervisor. Intern may work from the office on other days, too. Intern must have reliable internet to work remotely. DESTINATION DC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Please reach out to us if you need accommodations with an application. About Destination DC Destination DC, the lead destination marketing organization for the nation's capital, is a private, non-profit membership organization of nearly 1,000 businesses committed to marketing the area as a premier global convention, tourism, and special events destination with a special emphasis on the arts, cultural and historic communities. www.washington.org |