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Plymouth Rock is looking for a Corporate Communications Associate to support our Brand Marketing team and help guide both the company’s public relations and internal communications programs.
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As a Communications Coordinator, you'll. Expertise in specific public information areas such as journalism, creative writing, media relations, graphic design, videography, event planning, and/or other areas relevant to professional mass communications is also highly valued.
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15+ years experience leading Public Relations, Analyst Relations and Corporate Communications functions. Sr. Director of Corporate Communications. We are seeking a Sr. Director of Corporate Marketing to drive the company's thought leadership, customer advocacy, public relations, and analyst programs.
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The Marketing Communications Coordinator will manage daily marketing responsibilities that include social media and marketing communications, such as email communication plans, social media content development, press release creation and distribution, and internal communications.
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The Marketing & Communications Coordinator provides a wide range of support to the Marketing & Communications Manager/Director including, but not limited to, writing, editing, social media management and digital channel communications management.
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In this role as Corporate Communications Specialist, you will create, manage, and implement initiatives that support ASCO's corporate, employee, and executive communications programs.
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The ideal candidate will have a degree in journalism, coupled with a proven track record in managing corporate communications, public relations, crisis communications, board communications, and social media activities for organizations.
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Full Time Community Relations or PR and Marketing Non-ManagementApply By: May 20, 2024Job Description The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority seeks a skilled Communications Coordinator to tell the story of conservation in the Santa Clara Valley and to support the Authoritys communications and media program.
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Work in partnership with Siemens Healthineers and Ultrasound corporate brand, franchises, and regions to develop external corporate communications strategies that elevate awareness and perceptions of the ultrasound.
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Strategic Communications Coordinator. Minimum of one year of experience in collegiate or professional sports communications. Reporting to the Assistant Athletics Director for Strategic Communications, this position will assist in directing all aspects of strategic communications, sports information, and media relations.
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Work with the CPO and the CMO to create internal communications plan including the ownership of town hall meetings and all hands calls. This role will lead public relations, analyst relations and internal communications functions to ensure these messages are executed creatively and consistently.
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The Communications Coordinator is responsible for assisting in the creation and execution of admissions marketing communication in multiple formats to target prospective students during each phase of the admissions cycle with an emphasis on graphic design.
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The King County Sheriff's Office Communications Team handles calls from unincorporated King County, twelve cities, Metro Transit Police, King County Airport Police, and King County Animal Control.
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Communications Coordinator (Part Time) Our growing Communications and Community Engagement Department is looking for an experienced part-time (22.5 hours/week) Communications Coordinator.
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Under general supervision, trains in performing specialized public safety communications and radio work for the City Police. Please Note: The starting salary for a Communications Officer Trainee is $37,128.
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