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Under the direction of the Marketing & Communications Manager, the Social Media Coordinator will support creating and executing an engaging social media strategy to support organizational outreach and engagement goals, including developing social media posts (caption and graphic design), maintaining a social media calendar and publishing software, videos, as well as provide administrative support to the Marketing and Communications team.
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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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Attend weekly Office of Communications editorial meetings and social media team meetings as well as work collaboratively with the social media intern team, the Office of Communications, campus partners, students, faculty and alumni to creatively mine stories and ideas in support of social media strategy.
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The Communications Specialist coordinates, develops and oversees internal and external communications; develops and implements a social media plan; supports the Director of Communications and Media Relations and Graphic Arts Specialist.
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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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The Marketing and Communications Manager, reporting directly to the Chief Communications Officer, is responsible for the development and execution of all marketing and communications activities for the Honolulu Museum of Art, including media relations, advertising, digital content, social media, and audience development efforts.
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The cool ones you already love, like ESPN, Bravo, AMC, and FX. And our ever-expanding digital product offerings combine the best elements of social media, like Streaming TV (Roku, Sling, Amazon TV), YouTube, Google Ads and Digital Audio (Spotify) helping our clients make true connections from coast-to-coast.
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With exciting investments and innovations across transportation, communications, cleantech and healthcare, our family of businesses - which includes Cox Automotive and Cox Communications - is forging a better future for us all.
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The Communications Coordinator reports to the Senior Marketer and supports the museum’s external communications (social media, marketing campaigns, and public relations efforts) as well as internal (project management, design + video request intake, and departmental reporting.
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Under the general direction of the Director of Communications and Marketing, the Digital Media Coordinator, Communications (DMC), will assist the department by developing and executing digital and traditional communication, social media and marketing materials designed to educate the public about organ, eye, and tissue donation and to increase the number of people who register as donors.
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External communications: Manages external communications through newsletters, website content, social media posts and video content. Ability to use communications principles, methods, practices, and techniques to engage local media and to convey information to the public through various media and social media channels and platforms.
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Reporting to the Director of Communications, the Communications Manager will aid in telling LA Promise Fund’s story through content creation, social media, web and marketing support.
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The Director, Athletics Communications oversees the media relations team for the daily execution of the communications plan and goals of FGCU Athletics and the 15 Division 1 teams.
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Supports the City Manager's Office efforts of being the Public Information Officer for the city, oversees the city's content and messaging for owned media channels including the website, publications, social media accounts, crisis communications and programming for events.
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Infosys Consulting, the management and technology consulting unit of Infosys Ltd, is seeking motivated Communications, Media, Entertainment and Hi Tech industry Consultants. Knowledgeable in key areas of Communications provider/Hi Tech client domains including customer relationship management (CRM), CPQ, customer care operations, Service Operations, ERP and supply chain.
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