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The Government Relations Director works collaboratively with the University’s schools to execute a nationwide strategy that advances the University's mission and goals, with elected officials, political appointees, and business leaders in pursuit of public/private partnerships.
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3-5 years of experience in public relations communications, public relations, marketing, or journalism. Bachelors degree from an accredited university in communications, public relations, journalism or related field preferred.
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This posting applies to the following specialties: Political Science, International Relations, International Studies, Literary and Cultural Studies, Historical Studies, Urban Studies, Communication, Law, Fine Arts, Public Service, Mediation, Peace Studies, Environmental Science, Public Health, Modern Languages, Cultural Anthropology and Analytics.
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The role will report to the Vice President, US State & Local Government Relations and Community & Public Affairs. 10+ years of experience in lobbying, campaigns, public administration, political party activity, legislative staff work, or related experience.
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In addition, Chicago is serviced by multiple bus and train lines for public transportation from the suburbs to the city, taxis are plentiful, public parking garages for motorist, and bicycle share rentals and local bike lanes for bicyclist.
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QUALIFICATIONS:BS/BA in Journalism, Public Relations, Communications or related field required. This person should have deep empathy for our customers, the ability to deliver a compelling vision and inspire internal & external partners, a mastery of public relations, an excellent network, an unwavering work ethic, and a proven track record of surpassing business goals.
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Services include media and public relations, brand strategy, content creation, web design and development, content strategy, special events, video marketing and training. The Purpose Brand agency is an award winning, full-service public relations, brand and digital content marketing firm in Chicago.
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The Content Coordinator is a new role on the Museum’s Public Relations and Communications team that reports to the Content Strategy Manager. The Content Coordinator is a new role on the Museum’s Public Relations and Communications team that reports to the Content Strategy Manager.
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Reporting directly to the CEO, the CMO's primary responsibility is to generate revenue by increasing sales through successful marketing for the entire organization, using market research, pricing, product marketing, marketing communications, advertising, and public relations.
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Experience:Minimum five years of professional experience in nonprofit management, donor relations, development, alumni relations, marketing, public relations, sales, or similar professional work experience.
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Post-secondary in business, marketing, communications, public relations, or an equivalent level of experience. The role also includes working with a larger Stantec team of Marketing, Business Development, Public Relations, and Communications professionals to build our brand awareness and identify market opportunities for top line growth.
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Provides leadership and guidance in multiple facets of projects including safety, quality, engineering, procurement, construction, environmental compliance, project controls, and public/community relations.
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Handling public relations, such as developing strategic relationships, attending community events, and conducting informational presentations at universities, clubs, and civic groups and community establishments.
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Develop and execute public relations strategies to enhance the company's public image. The Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) will be responsible for overseeing the planning, development, and execution of the technology company's marketing and advertising initiatives.
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Working in close partnership with Marketing, Communications & Public Relations (MCPR) colleagues, the Communications Specialist – Video (CS-V) uses their keen visual sense and filming expertise to collaboratively plan, beautifully film, and creatively edit strategic and engaging video stories for both internal and external audiences.
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