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Summer Intern — AI Growth Strategy & Thought Leadership

Solace — Leading AI + Spirituality Innovation

Solace is building the leading AI platform for faith communities, supporting churches, denominations, and ministry leaders with trusted, values-aligned AI infrastructure.

As Solace prepares major case study launches, thought leadership reports, and conference opportunities in 2026, we are seeking a high-potential intern to help scale our communications, strategic partnerships, and thought leadership efforts.

Position Overview

This role offers direct exposure to founder-led startup growth strategy, thought leadership, and strategic partnership development.

The Growth Strategy & Thought Leadership Intern will help amplify Solace’s visibility across religious, denominational, and technology ecosystems.

This role blends:

  • strategic communications
  • conference outreach
  • podcast / influencer mapping
  • digital asset development
  • AI-powered lead generation workflows

Ideal for a highly analytical student interested in startup growth, AI, communications, and strategic partnerships.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain list of 100+ faith leaders, podcasters, conference organizers, and media contacts
  • Conduct outbound email and partnership campaigns
  • Support launch of case studies and flagship reports
  • Research speaking and conference opportunities
  • Support website messaging and digital collateral
  • Help create briefing materials for founder meetings and speaking engagements
  • Support social and thought leadership content workflows
  • Use AI-enabled lead generation and outbound tools
  • Track campaign performance and conversion metrics

Skills & Qualifications

  • Strong analytical and writing ability
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented
  • Experience with research, communications, GTM tools, or digital workflows
  • Interest in AI, startup strategy, and mission-driven innovation
  • STEM, economics, policy, or communications candidates with strong quantitative rigor preferred