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The Media Manager will work closely in conjunction with the NFIB national communications team based in Washington D.C. and report to the NFIB Communications Director. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation's largest small business advocacy organization, looks to hire a Media Manager to join its communications team.
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Our services include: brand strategy, data-driven marketing, advertising, digital (web, social media, mobile) communications, public and media relations, corporate communications, crisis communications, business development, nonprofit fund development, videography and graphic design.
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Ability to teach courses related to visual communication and mass communication, including at least two courses from the following list: media design, copyediting, entertainment public relations, documentary, media criticism, and public affairs/social justice reporting.
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Job Description SUMMARY: The Social Media & Public Relations and Advertising programs are part of the Strategic Communications area in the School of Communication and Media.
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Bachelor’s degree in liberal arts, Marketing, Communications/Advertising, or Media Studies. The Manager, Media is primarily responsible for supporting the Director, Media in the planning and buying process of all paid media plans in support of NBC Entertainment and Entertainment Lifestyle Group (ELG.
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Information Insight I, Data Collection I and II, Data Analysis, Data Visualization and Presentation, Analyzing Audiences, Social Media Strategy, Information in Context, Social Media Metrics, Information Insight II, and others.
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Reporting to CIMA’s Deputy Director, the program and editorial assistant position provides candidates with an excellent opportunity to improve their knowledge of media development, democratic development, and international affairs, and introduce them to the media development and democracy assistance communities.
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We are looking for an experienced social media producer to manage our reporting from start to finish, overseeing both editorial content of the news and how that news is produced and presented to the public across all of our channels: Social Media, Press Releases, and Newsletters.
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Build written content including but not limited to product narratives, product features and benefits, email marketing campaigns, landing pages, social media posts, blog posts, presentations and other forms of communications.
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Other duties as assigned Preferred Qualifications: Previous experience within an intercollegiate athletic department Proficiency in various new media platforms, encompassing website management, social media management, videography, production, and photography.
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We are currently seeking a rising senior pursuing a degree in journalism, communications or English who is able to commute to PPPL. The ideal candidate must be an adept researcher, demonstrate strong writing and editing skills, be able to multitask, and be familiar with social media.
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In successfully implementing this work, the Director will strategically position the Food team’s priorities in important conversations and convenings via traditional and social media, deepen partnerships, educate, and mobilize influential decision-makers, and provide policy, advocacy, and communications expertise to advance programmatic objectives.
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We are looking for an experienced news producer to manage our reporting from start to finish, overseeing both editorial content of the news and how that news is produced and presented to the public across all of our channels: Social Media, Press Releases, and Newsletters.
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Have a Bachelor’s degree preferably in journalism, digital media, graphic design, marketing or communications. Execute our team-driven Social Media Strategy for four radio brands & other media products.
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Associates Degree or equivalent exposure to TV Production, Communications or Digital Media preferred. Applicants should be able to take a project from start to finish under minimal supervision, be social media savvy and have knowledge of content production for online and digital outlets.
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