Exhibition & Visual Merchandising Internship in Mumbai

Exhibition & Visual Merchandising Internship in Mumbai Company: Anuprerna Job Location: India Employment Type: Internship Experience Required: 30+ years About the Role Exhibition & Visual Merchandising Intern (Hybrid) We are looking for an enthusiastic and creative Exhibition & Visual Merchandising Intern to support our upcoming offline exhibition in Mumbai. Qualifications This role is ideal for someone passionate about fashion, Indian textiles, and sustainability, with an eye for visual presentation and a flair for brand storytelling. Key Responsibilities You will assist in the design, setup, and execution of our exhibition booth, while also interacting with visitors, sharing our story, and supporting on-ground sales. Remote coordination support before and after the event may also be part of the role. Selected Intern's Day-to-day Responsibilities Include Plan and execute booth layout, product display, and brand visuals during exhibitions and pop-ups. Coordinate logistics including sample movement, display props, packaging, and setup. Ensure consistent visual storytelling aligned with Anuprernas design aesthetic. Engage with exhibition visitors, share product and artisan stories, and assist with sales when required. Capture event visuals and assist with post-event documentation and social media content. When remote: prepare visual mock-ups, assist with vendor coordination, and support event planning tasks. About Company: With a work relation of up to 30+ years, we're involved in working closely with 300+ weavers in rural Bengal, India to produce ethical, sustainable, and beautiful handwoven textiles using indigenous weaves & techniques of Bengal. Our core competency is building long-term relations with artisans for continuous & consistent innovations on East India's traditional crafts to create beautiful textiles. We strive to create recognition for East India's textiles to bestow value onto the ordinary lives of the artisans with extraordinary skills. Once the value is recognized globally, it should translate into higher wages for weavers and inspire millions of rural-based livelihood. .