If you had the chance to create a national recruitment marketing campaign for Public Outreach, what would your approach be, and how would you execute it?

If you’re a business-minded strategist, this is your time to shine! Public Outreach is looking for talented young professionals to share their fresh perspectives in this professional-level case study.

The top prizes for this Challenge include:

• First place: Full-time employment at Public Outreach as their Recruitment Marketing Manager, plus a trip to their American Headquarters in Los Angeles.
• Second place: $500

“If you had the chance to create a national recruitment marketing campaign for Public Outreach, what would your approach be, and how would you execute it?”

Public Outreach is an international face-to-face fundraising agency dedicated to building a sustainable charitable sector. They are looking to expand their team of passionate and dedicated employees – and who better to design their new recruitment strategy than young, ambitious professionals?

This is your chance to make an impact on a reputable agency and hatch a fantastic career. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get started!

Public Outreach is an inclusive organization that is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for donors, clients, staff and the public. They work with a number of reputable non-profit organizations, and promote their causes through face-to-face engagement.

Want an inside look? Check out this video!

Ready to start creating your Challenge submission? Great! Here are some things our judges will be grading your proposal on:

• Is it well-researched? Your submission should show that you understand the non-profit sector, recruitment tactics and approaches, and the organization (Public Outreach) itself.
• Is it innovative? Think outside the box – Public Outreach is looking for fresh, new, and exciting perspectives.
• Is it feasible? It’s not enough to put together a unique proposal. Be sure that your strategy is well-thought out and realistic for the organization to implement.
• Is it well-presented? We’re expecting Challenge participants to conduct themselves like professional consultants — your submission should be polished and free of spelling and grammatical errors. The information should also flow in a logical fashion, so there’s no confusion for the recipient. It also doesn’t hurt to add some visual components!

Each area will be weighted equally in value (25% each) during the evaluation process.

Your submission can include written proposals, visual diagrams, videos – anything that conveys your strategy best! Please upload your project as a PDF doc (Powerpoint presentations work well!). Any additional features (i.e. videos) should be hosted externally and linked through the submission document.