Subudhi Consulting Group

SCG is pleased to announce our membership with the Virginia Asian Chamber of Commerce (VACC).

Founded in 2004, VACC is a statewide organization that aims to encourage, stimulate and support the development of Asian American small business in Virginia.  The organization meets its objectives by focusing on business development, entrepreneurship development education and international trade activities.  It has more than 300 individual and organizational supporters and members.

Each year, they hold a number of events that focus on the growth of small business within the Asian community.

Internships are the best way to gain hands-on, relevant experience in the public relations industry.  Here at SCG, we want to offer students the opportunity to take part in a valuable learning experience that will prepare them for the road ahead.  That’s why we’ve teamed up with Virginia Commonwealth Univeristy, becoming a part of their internship program.

We’ll be offering students the chance to learn in a fast-paced, high-tech environment, develop keen career skills and work with senior PR professionals who look forward to sharing their knowledge and experience.

Interns at SCG will have the opportunity to write and coordinate the production of client materials, research and qualify editorial and speaking opportunities, create and update media contact lists, and participate in the growth of a small business.

If you’re a student and interested in this opportunity, please feel free to contact us.  You can check out the full internship description on VCU’s Mass Comm Internship Blog.

“SCG is a company on the cutting edge,” according to the summer 2009 issue of WORKMAGAZINE. The publication reached out to Joya with an interest in featuring her in its “Innovators” section.

The full-page feature provides a background on Joya’s road to entrepreneurship and highlights her work in the high-tech industry, especially with IPv6, the next generation of the Internet. The article credits Joya with pioneering a new kind of public relations and points out that she was the recipient of the IPv6 Forum President Award for Public Relations for IPv6 Deployment.

WORKMAGAZINE is a quarterly publication focusing on career life in the Greater Richmond area. It profiles individuals in the region who “…have surmounted the odds to create new products and services or who have put a contemporary spin on existing markets.”