Full-Time
Internal Communications Associate
Bloomberg Philanthropies
201-500 employees
Charitable foundation advancing arts, education, health
Compensation Overview
$72k - $90k/yr
New York, NY, USA
In Person
 Content & Writing (2) |
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- A minimum of 2 years of experience in a fast-paced, high-performance work environment either through internships or full-time work
- Bachelor’s Degree preferred
- Ability to thrive in a deadline-driven environment with a flexibility and willingness to work outside normal business hours
- Demonstrated ability to juggle multiple schedules, deadlines, and competing priorities
- Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills and the demonstrated ability to interface with senior level colleagues, both verbally and written
- Proven ability to produce clear, thoughtful, and well-researched written content in a variety of formats
- Must be a team player and enjoy working in a collaborative environment
- Proactive, highly organized, and detail-oriented
- Assist in preparing memos and presentation decks featuring updates across all Bloomberg Philanthropies program areas (Arts, Education, Environment, Government Innovation, and Public Health) to support leadership decision-making
- Draft briefing memos that synthesize key updates, strategic considerations, and forward-looking strategic considerations
- Manage preparations for internal meetings, including shaping agendas, developing content, briefing speakers, and executing events
- Coordinate with Bloomberg LP to develop presentations and materials for employees
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Bloomberg Philanthropies directs large-scale philanthropy in five global focus areas: the Arts, Education, the Environment, Government Innovation, and Public Health. Its activities fund and run initiatives that partner with governments, nonprofits, and researchers to improve outcomes in these fields. The organization uses grants, program design, and collaborative efforts to implement programs rather than selling a product. It differs from others by being the charitable arm of Mike Bloomberg, coordinating a global, data-driven set of initiatives across five priority areas through its own offices and international partners. The goal is to improve societal outcomes worldwide in these five areas by supporting evidence-based programs and policy improvements.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$353.9M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2007
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Secures $100M for Carbon Mapper methane tracking at COP30 in Brazil.
- Invests $350M in road safety and cycling across 13 countries.
- Pure Earth expands lead prevention in Asia, Africa, South America.
What critics are saying
- Pure Earth and Vital Strategies divert funds from core priorities.
- 2028 Bloomberg presidential run triggers IRS tax-exempt status revocation.
- Niche grants like Santa Barbara art cause donor fatigue by 2027.
What makes Bloomberg Philanthropies unique
- Expands Youth Climate Action Fund to 300 city halls on April 29, 2026.
- Hosts Bloomberg CityLab 2026 in Madrid with global mayors and innovators.
- Launches Bloomberg Connects app used by 1,100 cultural institutions worldwide.
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Stevens Institute of Technology and Hudson County Community College forge partnership to expand STEM access for transfer Students. New partnership advances the Stevens Transfer Student Success Initiative, creating clearer pathways and expanded support for community college students pursuing STEM degrees March 04, 2026 New partnership advances the Stevens Transfer Student Success Initiative, creating clearer pathways and expanded support for community college students pursuing STEM degrees Hoboken, N.J., March 5, 2026 - Stevens Institute of Technology today announced a new partnership with Hudson County Community College (HCCC), formalizing a new academic relationship designed to create seamless transfer pathways and expand access to STEM education for community college students in New Jersey. The two schools executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in January. This represents a significant milestone in the Stevens Transfer Student Success Initiative (STSSI). The STSSI was launched with support from a prestigious grant awarded by the American Talent Initiative (ATI), backed by Bloomberg Philanthropies, making Stevens one of just 16 institutions nationwide recognized for efforts to expand access and foster inclusive STEM education. The partnership with HCCC advances four core goals of the initiative: developing meaningful community college partnerships and pathways, providing robust advising from enrollment through graduation, delivering enhanced social and academic support for transfer students and growing scholarship funding for students from lower-income communities. Hudson County Community College students celebrating their commencement day"At Stevens, we believe that talent is everywhere - and our job is to make sure that geography, finances or circumstance are never barriers to a world-class STEM education," said Cindy Chin, Vice President for Enrollment Management at Stevens. "Our partnership with Hudson County Community College reflects our deep commitment to building pathways for students who have worked hard and are ready to thrive at Stevens." Under the MOU, Stevens and HCCC will collaborate on identifying transfer pathways, mapping courses and prerequisites to give students a clear picture of how their academic work will transfer. Students from HCCC will gain access to exclusive early application scholarships and dedicated financial aid counseling. The partnership also opens doors for collaborative research initiatives and ongoing campus engagement events. Hudson County Community College serves a diverse student population across Jersey City and surrounding communities in Hudson County, many of whom are first-generation college students. The partnership with Stevens provides these students with a direct, supported path to a nationally ranked research university. "As STEM now has a growing role in almost every aspect of life, providing HCCC students with opportunities to pursue baccalaureate studies at one of the nation's acclaimed STEM institutes is critical," said Christopher Reber, President of Hudson County Community College. "This partnership helps ensure students will be guided in developing clear pathways to studies at Stevens Institute of Technology and to attaining rewarding careers that benefit our community." Prospective transfer students can learn more about the Stevens Transfer Student Success Initiative and transfer admission at stevens.edu/transfer. About Stevens Institute of Technology Stevens is a premier, private research university situated in Hoboken, New Jersey. Since its founding in 1870, technological innovation has been the hallmark of Stevens' education and research. Within the university's three schools and one college, more than 8,000 undergraduate and graduate students collaborate closely with faculty in an interdisciplinary, student-centric, entrepreneurial environment. Academic and research programs spanning business, computing, engineering, the arts and other disciplines actively advance the frontiers of science and leverage technology to confront its most pressing global challenges. The university continues to be consistently ranked among the nation's leaders in career services, post-graduation salaries of alumni and return on tuition investment. Stevens Media Contact Kara Panzer Director of Public and Media Relations Division of University Advancement 845-475-4594 [email protected] March 26, 2026 March 24, 2026 March 18, 2026 March 12, 2026 Stevens news. March 03, 2026 March 04, 2026 February 19, 2026 January 28, 2026
Publication date: wednesday - 02:58 AM | 2026-02-25. Minister of Local Administration, Engineer Walid Al-Masri, confirmed that the Greater Salt Municipality's win of the final prize in the Bloomberg Philanthropies' Global Mayors Challenge 2025-2026, organized in New York, is a national achievement that reflects the ability of Jordanian municipalities to compete globally and present innovative development models. Al-Masri stated that this excellence is credited to the Greater Salt Municipality and its team, affirming that municipal work in Jordan is moving towards an integrated development model that goes beyond the traditional framework of services, becoming a lever for building the local community and investing in energies, particularly youth, and achieving sustainable development. He expressed hope that the Salt experience would serve as a model for other municipalities in the Kingdom in terms of excellence, competing for international awards, and enhancing the presence of Jordanian cities internationally. On his part, the head of the Greater Salt Municipality Committee, Ali Al-Bataineh, announced the city's win of the prize, worth one million US dollars, in addition to technical and financial support extending over two years to implement the project. He pointed out that Salt qualified for the final stage among the top 50 cities out of more than
Vibrant art comes to the streets of Santa Barbara with the public's help. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - With the help of a special grant, a new look will come to the streets of Santa Barbara in a one-of-a-kind art project. Recently a demonstration was held at the Saturday Farmers Market on Carrillo St. and State St. where the colorful and cultural project will ultimately take place. Another one takes place this Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Lead artists Eddy Jimenez and Irene Ramirez are providing an introduction to Zapotec rug weaving, natural dye techniques, and the cultural symbolism embedded in traditional designs. Textiles will be on display along with educational materials, and live demonstrations. The worksmanship will reflect generations of cultural knowledge and craftsmanship. This is all part of the Bloomberg Asphalt Art Initiative. Santa Barbara was one of only four cities to get this grant in the U.S. The City of Santa Barbara, in collaboration with the County Office of Arts & Culture, has been awarded $100,000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies. Santa Barbara County Office of Arts & Culture Executive Director Sarah York Rubin says there will be designs that will likely show community, the ocean and other aspects of the people and region that will, "integrate those ideas into a design that's a design for the street." Beyond painting the street with these designs, there will also be work on the surrounding lights. The asphalt art installation goal is to revitalize the State and Carrillo intersection and enhance pedestrian safety. The final designs will be made in the coming weeks with the painting taking place in the next few months.
Regional leaders unite for Road Safety in Mombasa, Kenya. Forty-three senior leaders from seven African countries have reafirmed their commitment to advance road safety and partnerships across the continent. This was evident duriing a continental meeting in Mombasa, Kenya, for the Road Safety Executive Leadership Course 2025 (RSELC) - a flagship training initiative supported by the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS). The week-long course is hosted and co-delivered by the Johns Hopkins University International Injury Research Unit (JH-IIRU) and the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP). The program brings together a diverse group of participants, including heads of national transport agencies, traffic commissioners, a member of parliament, and departmental directors - all dedicated to advancing road safety across the continent. The RSELC provides an intensive platform for knowledge exchange, leadership development, and strategic planning, strengthening national and regional efforts to reduce road traffic injuries and fatalities. The curriculum focuses on evidence-based interventions, behavior change communication, and data-driven approaches to road safety management. In his opening remarks, Daniel Manyala, Mombasa County Executive Committee Member for Transport and Public Works, County Government of Mombasa, reaffirmed the County's commitment to safer mobility systems. "Road safety leadership is critical to saving lives.The commitment shown by these leaders underscores the growing momentum across Africa to make roads safer for all,"said Manyala. Dr. Abdulgafoor Bachani, Director of the Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit (JH-IIRU), expressed his enthusiasm for hosting the course in his hometown of Mombasa. "This course is equipping senior road safety professionals with tools to deliver measurable impact on Africa's roads.We hope that this week's dialogue will foster lasting partnerships and accelerate progress toward safer, more resilient transport systems,"said Dr. Bachani. Through the BIGRS program, Bloomberg Philanthropies continues to support governments and partner organizations in implementing proven interventions and strengthening leadership capacity to prevent traffic crashes and save lives. Across Africa, the initiative has played a vital role in advancing data systems, policy reforms, and road safety action plans that are making cities safer and more livable. Participants from the seven countries have pledged to apply the lessons from this program to reinforce leadership at both national and local levels, enhance stakeholder collaboration, and align road safety priorities with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The RSELC forms part of BIGRS's ongoing investment in leadership development for government officials and road safety practitioners - empowering them with the vision, tools, and partnerships necessary to drive meaningful, lasting change. The Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS) works with leading organizations around the world to implement proven interventions that save lives from road traffic crashes. By collaborating with in-country governmental and non-governmental partners, BIGRS provides technical support in enforcement, infrastructure, data systems, and communication to strengthen road safety policies and practices globally...
Cameron Art Museum launches digital guide on Bloomberg Connects app. WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) - Cameron Art Museum (CAM) announces the launch of its new digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app created by Bloomberg Philanthropies. Cameron Art Museum joins 1,100 cultural institutions worldwide using Bloomberg Connects to make art and culture more accessible and enhance visitor engagement. The Bloomberg Connects digital guide offers visitors an interactive way to explore CAM's galleries, exhibitions, and grounds. With multimedia content, artist insights, and behind-the-scenes information, the app allows visitors to enhance their museum experience both onsite and from anywhere in the world. CAM will highlight the digital guide during its Exhibition Opening Night Celebration on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. The Bloomberg Connects app is free to download from the App Store or Google Play. Users can search for "Cameron Art Museum" within the app to begin exploring exhibitions, collections, and campus highlights, including the museum's nationally recognized outdoor installations Boundless and USCT Park.