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Type: Full-time

Do you have a passion for communications, policy, research, and a results-oriented mindset? Are you a strong writer with an understanding of media?

GW Group is a public affairs firm based in Toronto, focused on government relations and high-stakes communications in Canada. Working with clients across many sectors, GW Group manages complex issues. We execute comprehensive public affairs campaigns for high-profile companies, professional associations, and non-profit organizations.

We are looking to add a motivated and problem-solving intern focused on communications to our team. Your work would involve developing thoughtful solutions to major public policy challenges, working with stakeholders both in and out of government, and executing campaign plans across the country.

About Us

GW Group offers efficient government relations and communications solutions tailored to the needs of our clients. We are focused on delivering results.

It’s our job to know and understand what’s happening in government, media, and in the public sphere, and how it will impact our clients. We connect our clients with the right people and the right message ensuring they have a seat at the table when important decisions are being made.

We are a small and resourceful firm that has been trusted with major mandates, including from some of the most respected brands in Canada.

About You

Public affairs is a unique field that requires resourcefulness, an ability to adapt, and a solutions-oriented approach. This role would see you:

  • Monitoring social and traditional media;
  • Writing summaries and briefs for clients and their stakeholders;
  • Prepare presentations on relevant issues;
  • Contributing to product development and file organization;
  • Identifying opportunities and risks for clients as they navigate communicating with stakeholders and the public;
  • Researching issues for clients; and
  • Supporting the team to plan and execute events and meetings.

An ideal candidate would:

  • Have familiarity and understanding of politics, media and social media;
  • Have strong writing and presentation skills;
  • Be proactive and assertive in finding opportunities and identifying risks for clients to pursue;
  • Be solutions-oriented and resourceful in their approach; and
  • Familiar with online tools.

If you have any questions about the role, please contact ryan@thegwgroup.ca.

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