📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
We are hiring an intern to join our event management team for downtown Phoenix's newest venue, The Abbey on Monroe.
Nestled in the heart of downtown Phoenix, our historic venue is truly a remarkable and unique architectural legacy that is like nothing you’ve ever seen. The moment you step through our doors, you're immediately transported into a world where every corner, every nook, and every archway holds the secrets of a different era. These features, carefully restored to their original glory, will captivate your senses and transport you to a time when attention to detail and design was paramount. The fusion of old-world charm and modern luxury creates a breathtaking backdrop for your special day.
https://www.abbeyonmonroe.com/
ResponsibilitiesYou will work hand in hand with our event manager assisting with inquires for events, photoshoots, tours, etc. You will gain knowledge and experience working on site while coordinating various events.
QualificationsWe are looking for someone with firsthand experience with events, venue sales, booking and management.
This summer internship will begin in May and go through August with the potential to join our team, this internship is unpaid.
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