Posted by Willy Franzen on April 24, 2013. Positions below updated every five minutes.
| Job Title | Location |
|---|---|
| Assistant Account Executive | New York, NY |
| Social Media Strategist | West Hollywood, CA |
| Associate Creative Director | West Hollywood, CA |
| Account Executive | San Antonio, TX |
| Media Planner | West Hollywood, CA |
| Social Media Analyst | Detroit, MI |
| Account Planner | New York, NY |
| Junior Copywriter | San Antonio, TX |
| Media Director | West Hollywood, CA |
| Sr. Administrative Assistant | San Antonio, TX |
Advertising has changed a lot over the last century, but it’s also stayed the same. While the media, tactics, and trends are always evolving, the general premise of creating an emotional response in potential customers hasn’t changed. Few companies know this better than Campbell Ewald, a Warren, MI based advertising agency that was founded in 1911 and continues to “create game-changing solutions that drive [their] clients’ business.” Despite their centenarian status, Campbell Ewald doesn’t show their age. They’re still coming up with edgy campaigns like the Zipcar ad on their home page that says, “No booty call should go unanswered.”
One thing I love about Campbell Ewald is that they have a Greatest Hits page that gives you a glimpse into the history of the agency. If you’re looking for their more modern accomplishments, you can check out their work, their case studies and their client list. If you take a look at the latter, you’ll see a lot of familiar names like the CDC, the U.S. Navy, the EPA, the USPS, AT&T, Ghirardelli, GM, USAA, and Wyndham. If you’re more interested in what Campbell Ewald actually does for these clients, you should check out their Capabilities and Solutions pages. From there you can move on to their Careers page, where you’ll want to take a look at these jobs: Assistant Digital Analyst, User Experience Architect, Junior Copywriter (San Antonio, TX), and Junior Designer (West Hollywood, CA). There’s also a Graduate Associate/Summer Internship posted. There isn’t any additional information (and Googling didn’t help), so I’m not sure if this is an internship for graduate students or and internship for recent graduates that may lead to a full-time gig.
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