Battalion Summer 2026 Internship Program In NYC – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips February 18, 2026 at 11:54PM

📰 Battalion Summer 2026 Internship Program In NYC

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Battalion is seeking motivated, creative and organized individuals to join our Summer 2026 Internship Program in New York. This role offers immersive exposure to agency life with some of the industry’s top PR professionals, hands-on experience supporting some of the most respected global luxury brands in the world and opportunities for professional growth in a fast-paced communications environment.

During this internship, you’ll gain invaluable experience in luxury public relations at an award-winning boutique agency known for elevating top accessories, lifestyle and fashion brands. Through firsthand involvement in media coverage tracking, event execution, social amplification, sample management and major campaign support, you’ll develop the skills and perspective needed to succeed in the industry.

WHO YOU ARE
• Have a heightened interest in learning more about the PR / communications industry
• Have excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Tuned in on what’s going on in the world and are a social media savvy individual
• Are highly organized, detail-oriented and able to multi-task effectively
• Proactive, eager to learn, and have a positive attitude
• Can work in-person in our New York office throughout the summer

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
• Daily Media Monitoring and Reporting
• Sample Trafficking
• Contribute to Creative Execution of Client Campaigns
• Event Assistance
• Industry Research & Client Competitive Analysis
• Administrative & Team Support

INTERNSHIP DETAILS
This internship is in-person at Battalion's New York office five days a week, from 10AM -6PM. The internship program will begin in May/June and run through August, with flexible start and end dates depending on the individual’s academic schedule.

COMPENSATION
Battalion offers a $25 daily stipend in addition to school credit (receiving school credit is required).

To apply, please send your resume and a short description of why you’re interested in this internship to Shannon McKeefery (smckeefery@battalionpr.com) and Lily Hoke(lhoke@battalionpr.com).

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