by E-WRITE's Leslie O'Flahavan

February 21, 2012

Great job leads for DC-area writers

I've learned about a couple of prime job openings in the D.C. area for writers. The first is at the Investment Company Institute (ICI). I've worked with ICI, and it's a great environment for intelligent wordsmiths who understand the financial services industry. I would be thrilled if a great candidate for their Writer/Editor job picked up the lead through this blog. The second is at the World Resources Institute (WRI). I haven't worked with WRI, but this is D.C., so I know someone who went to college with someone whose cousin knows someone who's worked there.

Good luck, smart people! Apply now. And please let me know if you get the interview or the job.

  • "The Investment Company Institute, the trade association for U.S. investment companies, is looking for a Writer/Editor to join their communications team. Provides writing and editorial support for ICI communications and policy initiatives; supports development of content for web and social media; provides support to media team; assists in defining priorities and identifying opportunities for creative strategic communications. Bachelor's degree and 5 or more years of communication or publication experience; strong writing and editing skills; knowledge of financial services industry desired; web and social media skills a plus. ICI offers competitive pay and benefits. Email resume, cover letter, and writing sample to employment@ici.org. EOE."
  • "The World Resources Institute (WRI) seeks outstanding candidates for the position of Online Editor/Writer in the External Relations department. WRI is a fast-growing environmental organization with diverse programs that operate both globally and within specific countries and regions. WRI’s work includes climate change, deforestation, ecosystem protection, sustainable markets, environmental governance, and sustainable transportation. This position works with WRI’s program and communications staff to expand WRI’s visibility and impact, and influence decision makers to advance solutions for today’s top sustainability and environmental challenges." Learn more at WRI's Careers page.


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