
Marketing Coordinator – Full-time Internship
- Perform online research to explore landscape of US book market including potential partnerships with publishers and distributors;
- Perform online research to create and maintain media lists for the US market;
- Organizing and executing media and reviewer mailings;
- Creating and writing press materials;
- Preparing presentations for external meetings and virtual book fairs;
- Create sales collateral to support sell-in, as well as consumer-facing promotional materials (sales sheets, bookmarks, digital assets);
- communicating with internal and external stakeholders, including editors, authors and agents;
- Collect and manage metadata updates on a regular basis.
- Must have graduated within the last three (3) years with a degree, diploma or certificate from a recognized post-secondary institution;
- Must not have previously participated as a youth intern in any of FedNor’s Programs or in any other federal or provincial internship program with pay for a period of six (6) months or more;
- Must be under the age of 30;
- Must be legally entitled to work in Canada;
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe Suite (InDesign) and Canva
- Ability to work under tight deadlines and prioritize across multiple projects
- Strong awareness of social media platforms and digital marketing trend
- Strong time management, organizational and planning skills
- High degree of written and verbal communication skills
- Exceptional internal and external relationship management capabilities
- Experience working in book trade publishing an asset
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Book captures rise of Duhamel and Radford
The behind-the-scenes story of one of Canada’s most accomplished skating pairs team is now available. Come celebrate the launch of Soulmates on Ice: from hometown glory to top of the podium at Salute Coffee Company, 73 Elm St., on Oct. 27 from 3-5 p.m.
Join Latitude 46 Publishing and Sudbury-based sports journalist Laura E. Young for an afternoon of reading and coffee.
In Soulmates, Young chronicles the unlikely path Meagan Duhamel of Lively and Eric Radford followed on the way to the top of the world in figure skating.
The two-time world pairs champions and three-time Olympic medalists reflect on how they developed a working relationship and honed their resilience in a sport that often left them bloodied and bruised. Here, Young answers some questions about her book.
Q & A with Laura E Young
- Why was it important for you to tell this story?
Lat46 launches new anthology of Northern Ontario experiences
Latitude 46 Publishing Launches 5 New Books
A Matter of Will by Rod Carley
North Bay director, playwright, actor and author Rod Carley said the main character Will Crosswell is a composite of many people he’s met in his life.Rod Carley is the author of A Matter of Will. (Roger Corriveau/CBC)
Wolf Man by Suzanne Charron
In the early 1920s, a man named Joe Laflamme moved to Gogama, Ont. to transport lumber.Suzanne Charron is the author of Wolf Man. (Markus Schwabe/CBC)
Wazzat by Roger Nash
In the 1970s, Canadian poet Al Purdy once told Sudbury’s Roger Nash that good poetry should surprise the reader. “What I’m trying to do when I’m writing is identify my own sense of ‘wazzat’ of wonder of the world around me, in Sudbury in particular,” Nash said.Roger Nash is the author of Wazzat. (Roger Corriveau/CBC)
River of Fire: Conflict and Survival Along the Seal River by Hap Wilson
What’s it like to be a river guide on one of Canada’s most dangerous whitewater rivers? Hap Wilson’s book recounts his experience as a guide on the Manitoba river. “There were several wildfires burning in northern Manitoba,” he said. “After a few days, we ended up confronting a fire the size of Prince Edward Island.” The crew had to avoid the fire which was jumping back and forth across the river. Wilson said they also had to wrap wet bandanas on their faces to be able to breathe.Hap Wilson is the author of River of Fire: Conflict and Survival Along the Seal River. (Markus Schwabe/CBC)
Surviving Stutthof: My father’s memories behind the Death Gate by Liisa Kovala
Growing up, Liisa Kovala knew her father had experienced something during World War II, but said she didn’t really understand what had happened until she got older. She eventually learned about her father’s time in Stutthof, a concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. Kovala said it took a long time for her father to open up, but he eventually told her harrowing details of grueling work, starvation diets and abuse.Liisa Kovala is the author of Surviving Stuffhof: My father’s memories behind the Death Gate. (Roger Corriveau/CBC)