CBLDF looking for summer interns

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Mon Jun 8, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

CBLDF looking for summer interns

The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund is looking for interns to help with summer operations.
Duties include assisting office and inventory organization, updating the inventory, and assisting membership and premium fulfillment.

Requirements:

At least 17 years of age
Good organizational skills
Office experience preferred
Proficiency in QuickBooks, Excel, and MSWord
A familiarity with the comic book industry and current trends
Book retail experience helpful
Able to lift 50lbs

If you meet these requirements, please send your resume to fundmgr@cbldf.org. And tell them ComicMix sent you.

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Sean D. Martin (1:35 PM on Tue Jun 9, 2009)

Where is CBLDF based?

Glenn Hauman (3:16 PM on Tue Jun 9, 2009)

Manhattan.

Sean D. Martin (4:43 PM on Tue Jun 9, 2009)

Thanks. Helpful, and key, bit of info.

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