What are the responsibilities and job description for the Intern, Public Policy position at American Forest & Paper Association?
Intern, Public Policy
Explore a career in public policy with a trade association focused on evidence-based policy advocacy and committed to advancing public policies that foster economic growth, job creation and international competitiveness in the vital paper and wood products sector. This internship will provide meaningful work experience and a thorough overview of how American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) plays a vital role in promoting an industry and its sustainability initiatives.
Support our dynamic public policy team by:
- Assisting with research projects related to environment and climate, sustainability, safety, energy and other relevant policy areas
- Identifying and tracking industry and research trends
- Monitoring bills and regulatory developments
- Drafting and editing communications and multimedia presentations
AF&PA's internships are intended to:
- Provide valuable work experience in areas of interest and study
- Allow individuals to learn about the essential and sustainable work of the forest products industry
- Provide exposure to the various disciplines within AF&PA, the public policy world and the industry
- Expose interns to professionals in their field of study and other disciplines
Compensation:
Pay: $18.00 per hour
Expected hours: 37.50 per week, for 8 weeks
About Us:
The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) values diverse backgrounds and capabilities and invites all talented individuals to apply to be part of our team and support our culture and mission. We encourage the exchange of knowledge, innovative ideas and different perspectives to reach our goals and we support work/life balance.
AF&PA serves to advance U.S. paper and wood products manufacturers through fact-based public policy and marketplace advocacy. The forest products industry is circular by nature. AF&PA member companies make essential products from renewable and recycle resources, generate renewable bioenergy and are committed to continuous improvement through the industrys sustainability initiative Better Practices, Better Planet 2030: Sustainable Products for a Sustainable Future. The forest products industry accounts for approximately 5% of the total U.S. manufacturing GDP, manufactures about $350 billion in products annually and employs about 925,000 people. The industry meets a payroll of about $65 billion annually and is among the top 10 manufacturing sector employers in 43 states.
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