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Industry leader in providing business intelligence to the financial services industry

The Asian Banker, headquartered in Singapore and with offices in Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Dubai and Beijing, is the foremost provider of integrated business intelligence to the financial services industry in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Company's core services include research, publications and organizing forums for decision makers in the industry. An established brand name in the financial services industry that covers the business of banking from Japan to Australia, now pushing westward into Central Asia, Africa the Middle East. In line with our expansion into new market segments and region, we are looking for high-calibre individuals for the following position.

Full Time Internship as Event Executive

This role will involve:

• Using contact networks such as LinkedIn in order to identify suitable delegates for event, send invitations to prospect delegates and follow up on invitations
• Do pitch calls to prospect delegates in English
• Assist in other event management related work such as assisting in writing marketing materials and various other things.

Qualifications

• Fluent English speaking, very good writing and reading skills
• Time to work at least five full days every week, for at least two months, ideally three months
• Familiarity with Microsoft office, especially Excel

If interested, please send your resume to mzhang@theasianbanker.com with subject “Application for Event manager assistant Intern+ Starting Time+ How Long ”.

The Asian Banker, headquartered in Singapore, with offices in Kuala Lumpur and Beijing, and a representative in Dubai, is the foremost provider of integrated business intelligence to the financial services industry in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Asian Banker covers the "business of banking" in the region. Our core products include research services, consulting, publications as well as high quality forums that cover all countries from Japan to Australia. We are also pushing our coverage westward into Central Asia and the Middle East.