Community and Events Intern
Independent Brussels-based nonprofit think-and-do tank that helps policymakers anticipate and govern rapid technological change, including advanced AI.
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About Centre for Future Generations
Centre for Future Generations (CFG) researches emerging technologies and advocates policy solutions for their governance. Its work includes Advanced AI, biotech, climate interventions, neurotechnology, and a policy incubator; it describes a foresight workflow of anticipating issues, informing policymakers, and influencing implementation.
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Candidate Availability
Required and preferred rules are kept separate and reflect the wording in the original posting.
About the Role
You will support the planning and delivery of events, manage venues, suppliers, invitations, registration and on-the-day logistics, and prepare event materials. You will map technology-governance organisations and contacts, follow up with guests, maintain the contact database, support coalition meetings and joint activities, and monitor developments across the field.
Requirements
- Entry-level internship for a motivated graduate
- Minimum Bachelor's degree in any subject
- Native-level written and spoken English fluency
- Event, community or membership experience is a plus
- Organisation, clear writing, people skills and ability to remain calm under pressure
- Interest in emerging technologies and technology-governance communities
- Eligibility to undertake an internship in Belgium
Responsibilities
- Support the planning and delivery of events
- Manage venues, suppliers, invitations, registration and on-the-day coordination
- Prepare agendas, name badges, signage and briefing notes
- Map organisations and people working on technology governance in Europe
- Follow up with event guests through thank-you notes, summaries and introductions
- Maintain and grow the contact database
- Prepare for coalition meetings, take notes and track follow-up actions
- Coordinate joint activities with peer organisations
- Monitor developments across the wider field