Keiretsu Forum is the world’s largest angel investor network with 750 accredited investor members throughout eighteen chapters on three continents. Since Keiretsu Forum’s founding in 2000, its members have invested over $180m in 200 companies in technology, consumer products, healthcare/life sciences, real estate and other segments with high growth potential. Forum members collaborate in the due diligence, but make individual investment decisions, with rounds in the range of $250k-$2m. Keiretsu Forum’s community is strengthened through education on angel investing, as well as charitable giving. Forum members have donated over $1m to over 100 non-profit organizations.

Work directly with the Business Development Director. You will have the opportunity to work on business development projects as well as projects that support Keiretsu operations. You will also have the opportunity to aid with and observe our deal screenings and investment forums (where companies present for funding). Great opportunity to learn about the world of private equity as well as build valuable professional relationships. Please address all application material to Joshua Engle. We look forward to receiving your application.

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PG&E is offering TECHNOLOGY summer internships in San Francisco and other areas in Northern and Central CA. FT, 10% travel. Candidates must have a minimum of one semester or quarter remaining (returning to school in the Fall) or entering a Master’s program. Majors: Business, Computer Engineering, CS. URL: https://pgecorp.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=09000086

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Harvard Business Publishing is offering MARKETING summer internships in Watertown, MA, for undergrads. 10 wks, June to Aug. Unpaid; credit-based. Need passion for publishing! URL: https://www.ultirecruit.com/HAR1005/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*A79A3D5A69A3F8F8.

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Do you have a summer internship or job yet?

We know that how you spend your summers in college will make you stand out from your peers. nuAlerts wants to make sure you find that lucrative internship that could springboard your career post-college.

Welcome to a new series of blog posts we call LAST CHANCE GLANCE. We’ll give you the goods right here on two sizzling summer internships.

Today we feature a hot TECHNOLOGY position with an energy company and a cool MARKETING internship in publishing.

Apply today before they melt away!

Harvard Business Publishing is offering MARKETING summer internships in Watertown, MA, for undergrads. 10 wks, June to Aug. Unpaid; credit-based. Need passion for publishing! URL: https://www.ultirecruit.com/HAR1005/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*A79A3D5A69A3F8F8

PG&E is offering TECHNOLOGY summer internships in San Francisco and other areas in Northern and Central CA. FT, 10% travel. Candidates must have a minimum of one semester or quarter remaining (returning to school in the Fall) or entering a Master’s program. Majors: Business, Computer Engineering, CS. URL: https://pgecorp.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=09000086

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“Congratulations! You’ve won the lottery!”Oh boy that would be sweet. I never get tired of saying that … hearing it would be even nicer. We would all love to hear those improbable words after entering such an impossible game of chance as the lottery. A couple of bucks, more or less, is no sweat if it gives us the chance to win big-time dollars in the 7 or 8 digit amount.

The lottery is one thing. But can we chance such an important “game” as our professional future?

Umm, no.

Why play a game of chance if you know you can win? By following a few simple tips and using a couple useful free online tools already at your disposal, finding a hot job or summer internship won’t be chanced – it’ll be reality-ed!

Five Tips for Landing Summer Internships (rig it to win it … every time!)

1.     Google yourself! Know where you stand online. Ignorance is neither bliss nor an excuse: you need to know how recruiters will see you when they search for you online.

2.     Stand out! Create a nuResume profile, and spice it up – it’s your own unique personality online. Think of it like this: how many of us spend at least 15 minutes in front of the mirror each morning getting ready to look sharp for the day? How many of us do the same for our online profiles? And yet many more people will see that virtual identity and make judgments on us based on that. Gotta spruce that up too!

3.     Post it! What are you looking for? Say it. Say it loud. Say it clear. Say it where you can. Otherwise, employers and recruiters and your friends with job leads may never know you are the perfect fit!

4.     Share it! Go to your nuResume page. See that URL at the top of the screen? Yeah, that’s yours. Personalize it with your name and use that link in your emails, on Facebook, and on LinkedIn (see me: http://www.nuresume.com/profiles/kevinadler/). Share your resume strategically, and get found repeatedly (rhyme time).

5.   Be proactive! Reach out to employers through nuResume and LinkedIn. Sign up for job alerts through Indeed, Jobster, and nuResume. Join employer networks. Go the distance.

Got any other tips for winning the internship lottery? Share them here with comments. Be sure to check out the full presentation the above hot tips came from: it’s all available http://www.slideshare.net/nuResume/youcom

Remember the above Five Tips and you’ll be a sure lotto winner every time (in terms of internships, jobs, summer jobs, and summer internships – actual lottery winning not guaranteed).

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