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Create a regular cadence and predictable approach to internal communications to ensure regular executive plus employee engagement at all levels of the organization. Lead the internal and external communications strategy and execution for Notified, including directly managing the public relations, internal communications, social media, brand marketing and creative design functions.
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Work collaboratively with colleagues within Corporate Communications, including External Communications, Corporate Design, Editorial and Content Strategy, Digital Workplace, Video/Meetings/Broadcasts, and Employee Social Engagement.
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This individual will collaborate closely with HR stakeholders and the Public Affairs team to develop and implement a comprehensive global employee communications strategy, enhancing internal connection and engagement among our employees.
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Leads the creation of employee communications, including newsletters, town halls, and internal events. Vice President, Corporate Communications will collaborate with cross-functional teams, and track the success of marketing communication initiatives to achieve desired results, such as increased brand awareness and customer engagement.
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7+ years’ experience in Internal Communications, Corporate Communications, Marketing, and/or Recruitment Marketing. , and is cascaded across multiple channels (newsletters, intranet, various Microsoft employee engagement platforms such as Viva and Teams, digital signage, face-to-face meetings, etc.
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The Corporate Communications Manager is responsible for executing all facets of company communications including, but not limited to, our corporate identity and branding, social media, website updating and content development, employee communications, industry award and ranking submissions, and developing the company magazine, work closely with Employee Engagement Committee to develop necessary content.
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Promotes culture and engagement by overseeing corporate employee communications for internal branding and positioning, consistency and relevance with messaging, and to ensure communications are reaching all levels of the company (including intranet, email, text system, town halls, newsletters, mission in motion campaigns, HRIS, policy and procedure manuals, etc.
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Talent Development: corporate social responsibility, Diversity, Inclusion & Family, learning and leadership development, internal communications, and employee engagement. Works closely and collaboratively with HRBP team to support with implementing new programs and initiatives that impact employee engagement; supports the VP, HR and Regional VP with special projects, initiatives, and goals to enhance the overall employee experience.
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Experience with developing/planning communications strategies, including social media and employee engagement strategies. Develop and implement internal communication strategies that align with the company's objectives and enhance employee engagement.
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Liaise with internal stakeholders relative to ongoing engagement and activities, including GWS, Events, Talent Development, Site Councils, Legal, D&I, Safety and Security and Employee Resource Center.
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Develop strategies for internal communication to boost employee engagement and morale. As the firm’s voice, the Director of Communication will expertly guide public perception and foster a unified internal culture in line with strategic objectives.
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Maintain & develop the HSE pillar & subcommittee management structure to drive improvement in safety performance on site, employee engagement, and reduction in risk to all employees. Maintain a regular occupational dust/fiber monitoring campaign to ensure compliance to corporate and national standards and produce regular internal communications on atmospheric monitoring results to the workforce.
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Stay current with industry best practices and trends in internal communications, implementing innovative approaches to enhance employee engagement. 15+ years of professional experience with a proven track record of leading an internal/employee communications team.
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5+ years of experience in internal communications, employee engagement, or related fields. Manage and maintain the employee-facing SharePoint site as a central hub for internal communications, resources, and tools.
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The ideal candidate will partner with the internal communications team to enable strong internal information sharing and creative storytelling to cultivate a compelling, inclusive corporate culture and advance CACIs employee engagement objectives.
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