Fresh, Funny Writers Wanted for Harvard Business School Start-Up

We are Harvard Business School & Harvard undergrad students launching an exciting, award-winning online start-up focused on young women's health issues (target audience: women ages 18-27). We're looking for fresh, funny writers to produce website content. Specifically, we want writers who can provide sassy, concise commentary on new health-related news, topics, and products in short (100 - 300 words) blog posts. Can be completed from any location.

Opportunity:

* Unique stage to showcase your voice as a writer
* Work with successful entrepreneurs who have already signed on celebrities & a team of medical experts for the site
* Gain valuable experience working for a brand new online media company
* Share your thoughts with a large audience of anticipated users (the site has already received prestigious accolades—we expect this site & brand to get huge)

Requirements:

* Reliability is a must.
* Fresh, funny, sassy writing voice (think Jezebel with a little more Midol)
* Creative & innovative – looking for someone who never stops brainstorming ways to make the site content more compelling & exciting
* Interest in women's health issues

Application:

* Resume (references are a plus)
* Sample blog post on this article: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/26/health/26contracept.html. In 100-300 words, tell me what I should know (summarize the news) and give me a fresh, interesting/sassy bit of commentary on it.

Send all materials or job inquiries to sborden@mba2010.hbs.edu

Compensation: Possibility of future paid employment
Telecommuting is ok.
This is a part-time job.
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Fresh, Funny Writers Wanted for Harvard Business School Start-Up (East Village)