Responsibilities: Assist in pre-planning of exhibition marketing by researching data, background and images to help build marketing plans/briefs. Learn project management tools to initiate promotional emails and marketing campaigns. Assist with on-site and events such as press previews, marketing events, and photo/video shoots. Serve as off-site point of contact and facilitator for 5-9 community events where the MFA will require a brand presence. Will require work outside of the 9am-5pm museum schedule. Organize inventory of merch and prepare packages for events, partners, and journalists. Pull advertising samples for proofing and archiving. Assist in preparing wrap-up reports for internal and external stakeholders. Brainstorm new marketing and tourism partnerships. Attend events and conferences with staff members to promote tourism initiatives and upcoming exhibitions. Assist with promotion of MFA events through event listings and track performance. Develop remarketing promotional plan targeting audiences reached during offsite events. Assist new promotions interns in the spring semester with off-site events if extended. Prepare and offer a 3–5-minute final synoptic presentation of the internship as part of the Museum Pathways & Practices professional development course.