Major Clients:
Confidential
Revenue:
$3 million - $5 million
Year Founded:
2013
Pricing:
L
Fulltime Employees:
25+
Primary Services:
Public Relations
Active Clients:
10+
Secondary Services:
Brand Integration
Client Retention Rate:
80%

Major Clients:
Confidential
Year Founded:
2013
Fulltime Employees:
25+
Active Clients:
10+
Client Retention Rate:
80%
Revenue:
$3 million - $5 million
Pricing:
L
Primary Services:
Public Relations, Public Relations
Secondary Services:
Brand Integration
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About - Moonsail North

410 South Cedar Street c, | Lansing, Michigan

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Emily Mata

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October 18, 2017

Reviewed on Oct 18, 2017

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I interned with Moonsail North during the summer of 2016 and the four months I spent with #TeamMoonsail flew by. The summer started with a countdown to Kai, Rose and Scott’s ‘human startup’ and Moonsail North’s official brand ambassador (who, at the time, was lovingly referred to as #BabySwanson) and included redecorating the office, an official Moonsail North ribbon cutting, a staff retreat at Think Space and, of course, lots of client work. Prior to interning with Moonsail North, I had no agency experience — I cut my teeth on public relations/affairs in state government — and, thus, I had no idea what to expect. I went into the internship with an open mind and some clear-cut goals: to grow as a professional, get hands-on experience with clients and expand my skill set. I learned more and grew more — both personally and professionally — than I could have ever anticipated. Due to the nature of a startup, I had the privilege of wearing many hats. I got a taste of event planning with our ribbon cutting event with the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, was able to step outside of my comfort zone by giving a comprehensive social media training and presentation, learned how to organize and send out monthly e-newsletters, and was exposed to new website management systems and social media management platforms, in addition to being able to flex my creative muscles with ideas for blog posts, content curation and retreat ideas. The plethora of new experiences and skills have served me well as I transitioned to a full-time position as a PR practitioner. Surprisingly, the job experience was, arguably, not the most important thing I gained while interning with #TeamMoonsail, but rather the relationships I fostered and the life lessons I learned — which have stayed with me long after my internship ended.

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