Description of Need: Recruiter for consulting firm specializing in Project Controls / Project Management for the Engineering and Construction industry. We are interested in recruiting professionals who can source candidates with a background in Planning and Scheduling using Primavera P6, Unifier implementation consultants, and construction project managers. Experience working within the Transportation (rail and road) as well as electrical utilities is advantageous.

I am seeking an independent Texas-licensed family law attorney to review and provide a redlined markup of an existing prenuptial agreement draft prepared by my fiancé's attorney.

I'm the Founder & Executive Director of a Baltimore-based arts nonprofit focused on creating economic opportunities for artists through public art, community programming, and international cultural exchange. This fall, I'll be traveling to Rotterdam to establish long-term partnerships that will connect artists in Baltimore and Rotterdam through future public art projects, artist exchanges, and cultural programming. I'm looking for an experienced nonprofit sponsorship strategist to help transform our mission and vision into a compelling sponsorship package that resonates with corporate partners, local businesses, and philanthropic organizations. This is **not** simply a graphic design project. I need someone who understands how to position an organization in a way that makes companies want to invest. --- The Project Working from our existing materials (mission, project descriptions, website, grant language, presentations, etc.), you'll help create a professional sponsorship strategy and package that I can confidently use in meetings with potential sponsors. Potential sponsors may include: * Baltimore businesses * Developers & real estate companies * Architecture, engineering & construction firms * Financial institutions * Hospitality & tourism companies * Shipping, logistics & maritime-related businesses * Companies with international ties between Baltimore and Europe * Corporate foundations I'm very familiar with Baltimore's nonprofit and business landscape, so company recommendations should be collaborative and approved with me. --- Deliverables 1. Corporate Sponsorship Strategy Help determine: * Who our ideal sponsors are * Why they would invest * How to position our organization * Key messaging for different sponsor types * Sponsorship opportunities beyond event sponsorships --- 2. Sponsorship Package Develop a professional sponsorship packet that includes: * Organization overview * Mission & vision * Why Baltimore * Why Rotterdam * The long-term vision * Current projects * Community impact * Partnership opportunities * Sponsorship levels * Benefits * Call to action --- 3. Sponsorship Deck Create a concise presentation (approximately 10–15 slides) that can be used during meetings with prospective sponsors. --- 4. Messaging Develop compelling messaging explaining: * Why this international exchange matters * Why corporations should support it * Why Baltimore benefits * Why Rotterdam is strategically important * Why now The messaging should inspire confidence while remaining authentic and community-centered. --- 5. Sponsorship Prospect Recommendations Suggest industries and companies that appear to align well with our mission. Please note that I already have relationships within Baltimore's arts, architecture, development, and nonprofit communities, so recommendations should complement—not replace—existing relationships. --- Ideal Experience Please apply if you have experience with one or more of the following: * Corporate sponsorship development * Nonprofit fundraising * Business development * Partnership strategy * Arts organizations * Museums * Festivals * Public art * Community development * Placemaking * International cultural organizations * Economic development Bonus if you've created sponsorship packages that successfully secured corporate funding. --- What I'll Provide * Website * Existing grant narratives * Mission & vision * Current project information * Photos * Branding * Existing sponsorship ideas * Strategic goals * Feedback throughout the project --- Please Include With Your Proposal 1. Examples of sponsorship packages you've created. 2. Examples of organizations you've helped secure sponsors for. 3. Your approach to building a sponsorship strategy. 4. Why you think companies choose to sponsor nonprofits. I'm looking for someone who can think strategically—not just design attractive documents. My goal is to leave this project with a sponsorship package that clearly communicates our value, tells a compelling story, and helps build lasting corporate partnerships.

Communications & Fundraising Specialist (DevComm) — Freelance Contractor | Remote | $50–$70/hr | Starting ~5–10 hrs/week | CST availability preferred (9a–4p) I'm looking for a nonprofit fundraising communicator — someone who is comfortable with donor stewardship, grant writing, and advocacy communications, and who brings a deep, lived fluency in progressive movement work. If your background is primarily in social media content, general marketing, or brand work with no experience in the nonprofit or social justice world, this is likely not the right fit. —— WHAT THIS ROLE IS This is a contractor position supporting my consulting practice, which serves clients working in abortion access, information democracy, freedom of the press, and cybersecurity education. The communications I produce straddle two lanes simultaneously: high-stakes fundraising and sharp advocacy storytelling. The person I'm looking for thinks in terms of donor relationships, movement strategy, and good-looking visual deliverables. —— PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES — Short-form content drafting — newsletters, op-eds, talking points, and similar deliverables that require a distinctive activist voice and genuine command of hope-based, intersectional framing; urgent calls to action and relationship-centered stewardship that move people to organize and take action, not just inform them Platforms: MailChimp, WordPress, Canva, Google Docs — Grant writing — drafting and editing 6-to-7-figure grant applications, LOIs, and funder reports with precision, fluency in program language, and a strong narrative arc. This will be an area I own in the beginning of onboarding, then share with you as you get comfortable with each nonprofit and their mission. I'm not going to throw you into the deep end here. Platforms: Google Docs, Google Sheets, grantee portals (Fluxx, etc.) — 1:1 donor communications — highly personalized stewardship and cultivation writing for major donors and individual funders (not listserv blasts); this will also include documenting and tracking donor stewardship touch points — helping plan when to reach out to whom, how often, and with what relevant updates Platform: Gmail — Funder research — identifying and profiling prospective foundation and individual donors aligned with client missions; I have a funding brief template I need help filling out for each donor/funding opportunity; knowledge of the major progressive funding landscape is strongly preferred Platforms: Instrumentl, Google Alerts, Guidestar, fundraising listservs, 990s — Light admin support — file organization, tracking deadlines and deliverables; a few hours per week at most Platforms: Google Workspace, Google Calendar, Instrumentl —— WHO YOU ARE You have genuine, demonstrable experience in the nonprofit and progressive advocacy worlds. You're familiar with how the communications department often straddles the fundraising department, and you are comfortable oscillating between the two. You bring: — Fluency in the language of intersectionality, feminist movement work, and progressive advocacy — not as buzzwords, but as a framework you actually think and communicate in. You know who Kimberlé Crenshaw is. — Hope-based communication instincts — you know how to write toward a vision, not just against a threat. — Comfort in tech-adjacent fields — cybersecurity, information democracy, the threat of AI, and digital rights have a learning curve; you're not intimidated by it, and ideally you've written in or around these spaces. — Knowledge of the major progressive funding ecosystem — you recognize the names, the priorities, and the culture of the foundations and intermediaries doing the most in this space. — A history of authentic major donor relationships — you've done the relationship work, not just the writing work. (I'm not expecting you to come with donor contacts and their emails — I just want to know you're comfortable helping a nonprofit build those ties authentically.) —— ON AI I need applicants to be upfront about the use of AI and LLMs. The work of my clients is often highly confidential, and given the nature of the fields I specialize in, I am very intentional about preventing Big Tech and AI companies from harvesting sensitive data. If you regularly use AI as a drafting or editing tool and have refined that workflow to the point where the final product is indistinguishably yours — that's not a disqualifier. We can discuss comfortable boundaries around where and when to use it. However, we cannot have work that doesn't reflect your own ability at its core. Please do not submit AI-generated writing samples or application materials. We're evaluating your instinct, your ear for activist language, and your ability to write in service of a cause — we'll be able to tell. —— WHAT TO SUBMIT Your application and samples should prove four things: 1. You know how to write persuasively. 2. You're well-versed in progressive and intersectional activism. 3. You have a fundraising background, preferably in or adjacent to the areas my clients work in. 4. You can create professional, eye-catching visual materials. If you're curious what I mean by that last one, you can see some of my work here: www.whatwesay.org/samples/ Whatever supplemental materials help prove the above are welcome. I will say — I'm a sucker for a good cover letter. Files should be submitted as PDFs. If files are large, upload to a shared drive, provide the link, and ensure permissions are open to outside viewers. —— ABOUT ME Hi! My name is Bevyn Howard. I live in Austin, and I am desperately hoping to turn Texas blue. My background is in Rhetoric and Writing — and since I didn't want to become a lawyer, I decided to use my persuasive skills to advocate for social justice missions I care deeply about. These include fighting racism, sexism, authoritarianism, and systemic power imbalances. As an undergrad, I completed my thesis on "White Feminism" and the ways white women perpetuate racism within the feminist movement. I left my previous full-time position due in part to burnout, so mental health and a flexible, sustainable working relationship matter deeply to me. I'm a WNBA fan, a distance runner, a weightlifter, and a cat parent to two Siamese who will absolutely make an appearance on video calls. Sorry in advance. Anyone who works with me is expected to have opinions, push back when they have a different idea, appreciate dry humor, and know that I value them for who they are — not just what they produce. More on my background: whatwesay.org/about/

A humanoid wolf model SFW with proper topology for animation. Base model only no textures or clothes needed just a clean model to work with. If job is done well I will have future work for additional characters over the next 2 years. Models don't have to be extremally detailed but cleanly shaped. attached is a "AI" render of what I'm trying to get made it doesn't have to be 1 for 1. The use of AI to make the model is forbidden.

I have an existing stock pitch, presentation deck, supporting research, and Q&A materials prepared and am looking for an experienced equity research professional to help substantially improve and refine it. The pitch is in the power, utilities, clean energy, or midstream sector. The company has already been selected, and I am not looking for someone to create a pitch from scratch. I am looking for someone who can actively work with me to revise the pitch, edit the deck, strengthen the investment thesis, and help transform it into a more differentiated and compelling investment recommendation. The current feedback I have received is that the pitch is too similar to a standard stock overview and needs to be more differentiated, conviction-driven, and focused on where the investment view differs from consensus expectations. Specifically, I need help: • Editing and restructuring the presentation deck • Identifying where the thesis is already reflected in consensus expectations • Developing a stronger variant perception framework • Defining what the market may be missing • Creating a more differentiated and controversial investment argument • Strengthening conviction and investment insight • Sharpening catalysts and timing • Improving Q&A responses and handling pushback • Stress-testing assumptions and challenging the thesis • Making the presentation more persuasive and investment-oriented Preferred Background: • Former sell-side equity research analyst or associate • Buy-side analyst, portfolio manager, or hedge fund experience is a plus • Utilities, power, energy, clean energy, infrastructure, or industrials experience preferred • Experience evaluating stock pitches and investment theses Deliverables: • Review existing materials • Edit and improve the pitch deck • Help rewrite portions of the thesis and presentation where necessary • Participate in working sessions and mock Q&A discussions • Help refine the overall investment narrative and positioning Please describe your research background, sector coverage experience, and any experience helping candidates, analysts, or investors improve stock pitches and investment presentations. I am looking to begin immediately.

We are seeking a skilled freelancer to create a captivating video opening sequence. The project involves incorporating a logo, construction textures, blueprint overlays, animated typography, and chapter transitions. The sequence should be 5-8 seconds long and align with the themes of 'Understanding Quadra' and 'The Op'. The ideal candidate will have experience in video editing and animation, with a strong portfolio showcasing similar work.

We are seeking a skilled mural painter to create large-scale murals on a building facade in Brooklyn, NY. The ideal candidate will have experience with large-scale projects and be able to work at heights. The project requires creativity and attention to detail to bring the design to life. If you have a portfolio showcasing your mural work, we would love to see it!

Category: Market Research Type: Fixed price — $75 for one 40-minute video call Length: One-time, this week or next Description: We're an early-stage product team running research interviews with marketing and GTM leaders about how teams stay aligned now that everyone uses AI. We pay $75 for a single 30-minute video call. One call, no prep, no follow-up work required. You're a fit if you meet ALL of these: - You lead marketing, growth, GTM, or AI-enablement (Head/Director/VP/CMO level, or the person who owns it at a smaller company) - Your company is B2B, roughly 50–300 people, Seed to Series D - You personally use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, etc.) in your work and have rolled them out to your team - You're responsible for keeping strategy, positioning, or brand messaging consistent across people - You can do a recorded 30-min video call in English within the next 10 days Not a fit: agencies/freelancers describing client work, students, or anyone not currently in an in-house GTM/marketing role at a company this size. We'll only be able to pay for calls that match the criteria above. ▎ What the call covers: how handoffs slow your team down, how you keep everyone (and their AI tools) working from the same facts and brand voice, and what ▎ you've tried. It's a relaxed conversation — we just want to hear how you actually work. ▎ ▎ How it works: answer the 4 screening questions → if you're a fit we send a scheduling link → 30-min call → $75 released on completion. Screening questions: 1. What's your exact title, and what's your company's headcount and funding stage? 2. Which AI tools does your team use day-to-day, and did you lead the rollout? 3. In 1–2 sentences: where does keeping your team aligned get hardest right now? 4. What time zone are you in, and what days/times work in the next 10 days?

I need a local Houston videographer/cameraman to film content with me for 3 days at DreamCon (July 9–13). Must be comfortable filming social media style content. The ideal candidate will have experience in videography, ensuring high-quality output. But newcomers are welcomed as this is an easy, simple gig with a fixed budget.