Remote Administrative Internship

Company Intelligence

Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), part of Stand Together ecosystem. FEE, founded in 1946, is the original proponent of free-market economic thinking in America, producing digital content and in-person programs to teach economic principles, financial literacy, and history through workshops like "What You Need to Know About Money Before 20" and "Pivotal Moments in US History." Stand Together, founded in 2003 by Charles Koch (chairman/co-CEO of Koch Industries, $7B philanthropist), supports changemakers addressing education, economy, and community issues via funding, networks, and principles-based playbooks; its North Star is a society where everyone succeeds by benefiting others. FEE operates within this network, emphasizing innovative education beyond standard schooling. Recent Stand Together news includes NextLadder Ventures launch (July 2025, $1B for low-income tech solutions) and expansions in family support nonprofits. Culture fosters bold problem-solving with diverse partners (nonprofit leaders, CEOs, activists); remote-friendly as the role is fully remote. Mission: Promote freedom ideas to change the world via practical tools. Primary locations: Stand Together in Atlanta area; FEE programs nationwide, often in-person workshops but supports remote work.

Program Deep Dive

Remote Administrative Internship in President's Office (KIP Spring 2026). 10-12 week spring program (likely Jan-Apr 2026 based on "Spring 2026" title), fully remote, supporting executive operations in a free-market think tank focused on economic education.[web:0 from query title] Daily responsibilities: Administrative support (scheduling, research, communications, event coordination for workshops/programs); learning via exposure to free-market principles, policy changemaking. Skills sought: Organizational skills, research ability, interest in economics/libertarian ideas, Microsoft Office/Google Workspace proficiency, strong writing/communication; soft skills like initiative and alignment with mission of individual empowerment. Mentorship: Direct President's Office access for guidance on philanthropy, policy, economic thinking. Training: Hands-on with FEE's economic workshops/content creation; potential peer network via Stand Together community. Post-program: Paths to full-time roles in think tanks, nonprofits, or Koch network (e.g., policy analyst, program coordinator); alumni often advance in free-market orgs like FEE/Stand Together.

Application Success Guide

Apply via Indeed (jk=kip-spring-2026-presidents-office-intern); deadline likely early Jan 2026 for spring start—apply ASAP as postings fill fast. Requirements: Resume, cover letter (1-page, tailored to free-market interest), available 20-30 hrs/week; U.S. work eligibility; students/recent grads 18-25 preferred.[web:0] Step-by-step process:

1. Customize resume: Highlight admin experience (e.g., club treasurer, volunteer coord), econ coursework, or self-study (e.g., FEE articles).
2. Cover letter: Explain why FEE/Stand Together mission resonates (cite specific programs like financial literacy workshops).
3. Submit via Indeed; follow up via LinkedIn to FEE recruiters.[web:0]
4. Interviews: 2-3 virtual rounds (30-45 min Zoom). Common questions: "Why free markets?" "Describe organizing an event." "How would you research economic policy impacts?" Prep with FEE.org essays. No assessment centers noted; possible case study on admin scenario (e.g., prioritize executive schedule). Standout candidates: Demonstrate passion via personal free-market story (e.g., entrepreneurship), error-free writing, quantifiable admin wins (e.g., "Managed calendar for 50-person event").

Insider Tips

Value mission alignment over experience—show you've read FEE content. Interviews probe ideological fit: Discuss Koch principles (bottom-up solutions). Prioritize soft skills (proactivity, communication) 70/30 over technical (basic Excel/research). Demonstrate knowledge: Free-market basics (voluntary exchange, entrepreneurship), FEE programs, Stand Together's anti-poverty tech focus. Questions to ask: "How does this intern contribute to 2026 economic education goals?" "What success metrics for President's Office support?" Shows research. Red flags: Generic apps ignoring mission, criticizing capitalism, poor time management examples, negativity on hierarchy.

Practical Information

Unpaid/stipend typical for think tank internships ($0-2,000 total, confirm in app); seek school credit. Benefits: Remote flexibility, networking with Koch network execs/philanthropists, skill-building certs (e.g., economic workshops). Duration: 10-12 weeks, Spring 2026 start (~Jan 2026).[web:0] Networking: Access Stand Together peers (CEOs, activists), FEE alumni in policy roles; attend virtual events post-program. Leverage LinkedIn for FEE/Stand Together connections pre-app.