Online Engagement and Lead Nurturing Intern

Role Overview

As a Lead Generation Intern, you will play a crucial role in expanding our network of supporters, partners, donors and schools. You’ll research new prospects, build targeted outreach lists, and support our fundraising and partnership efforts.

Key Responsibilities

• Your job isn’t just to generate contacts and send mails. You should know how to turn ignorance or a “NO” to a “Maybe” or “This looks interesting, tell me more”.
• Prospect Research : Identify and qualify potential corporate partners, grant-making bodies, and donor segments aligned with our mission. Create CSR prospect pipeline with outreach to organizations.
• Lead List Building : Compile and maintain accurate contact databases (using Google Sheets, Airtable, or CRM). Eg : creating verified media contact database for our events.
• Outreach : Draft and personalise introductory emails, LinkedIn messages, and follow-up templates. Eg : Reaching out to schools to invite students and faculty members to our events and competitions.
• Data Management : Log outreach activities, track responses, and update lead statuses.
• Reporting : Maintain trackers of lead generation metrics and pipeline health.
• Collaboration : Work closely with Fundraising and Communications teams to refine messaging and targeting. Provide them with qualified sponsorship lead pool.

Duration : 6 Months

Stipend :

Rs. 5,000 per month for the first 2 months

Up to Rs 7,500 per month for months 3 and 4 (subject to a performance rating of 4 or 5 on a scale of 5)

Up to Rs. 10,000 per month for months 5 and 6 (subject to a performance rating of 4 or 5 on a scale of 5)

The above stipend amounts are subject to a minimum of 30 hours per week of time investment

Perks :

About Us :

Omysha Foundation has promoted the AI for Good (A4G) Impact Collaborative and the VONG Movement.

you’re given real autonomy to lead, ideate, and make tangible impact on global issues like sustainability, equity, Governance of AI building platforms in areas like AI for sustainability and AI for mental health.

You’ll navigate meaningful challenges and be part of high-stakes, purpose-driven projects in a fully remote, collaborative environment. From co-creating global events to driving policy conversations, partnerships, fundraising, community building, building agentic operations and AI based products. This experience equips you with cross-functional skills, a strong portfolio, and a deep sense of purpose. If you're seeking growth, responsibility, and the chance to shape a better world, there’s no better place to start.

About A4G Impact Collaborative

A4G Vision : A world where AI becomes a natural extension of human goodness, amplifying compassion, fostering equity, and empowering humanity to create a sustainable and flourishing future.

A4G Mission : Enable critical mass adoption of AI solutions for Sustainability, Mental Well-Being, and Inclusive Governance by building effective collaborations. We unite global experts, institutions, policymakers, and donors to co-create open-source solutions addressing humanity's most pressing challenges. By focusing on sustainability, mental health, and inclusive governance, we aim to empower communities, inspire innovation, and ensure ethical progress for all.

A4G Focus Areas : 1. Governance of AI

2. AI for Mental Well-Being

3. AI for Sustainability

VONG (Voice Of the New Generation) movement, aims to :

1. Equip the new generation with the necessary knowledge and understanding of sustainability

2. Develop a platform to voice their opinions and ideas to the authorities and society that, in turn, will inspire and accelerate the transition to a global culture of sustainable living

At VONG we strive to nurture conscious global citizens of the world. We are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals or Global goals is not just for the betterment of the world, they are essential for the very survival of the human race. They are meant to protect the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It is a no-brainer that the new generation needs to be active participants in the policies and programs being designed today that directly impact their habitat and life choices.