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Hawaiian Telcom offers an amazing Malama Hours Program, Employee Resource Groups, and organized corporate community service events that further strengthen our community relationships. We were made aware of an employment scam in which a third-party is creating false communications under the Hawaiian Telcom name.
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Works with Regulatory Affairs, Management Accounting & Financial Services, Community Relations, Government Relations, Corporate Communications, Legal, Energy Delivery departments, and others in obtaining approvals.
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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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Responsibilities Generate revenue by prospecting and securing local corporate sponsorship and individual donations. Work with a Communications Director to support and promote campaign communication plans.
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Alongside these, we have our corporate divisions: Digital & Technology, Finance, Global Corporate Marketing & Communications, Human Resources, Legal, Strategy and Direct to Consumer.
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Corporate Communications: Monitors and manages the corporate communications channel for CEO/assigned Executive(s). Ensures the timely and accurate flow of information to and from the executive offices including but not limited to marketing initiatives, policy/procedure updates, corporate communications, and any other item that have companywide impact.
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Our talented team delivers actuarial, audit, corporate communications, financial and investment, human capital services, information technology, legal, and payroll expertise to our customers.
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We’ve made the Newsweek 2024 Greatest Workplaces for Diversity list and achieved a perfect score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index (CEI) for the fifth consecutive year.
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Special Projects: Lead/coordinates internal and external special projects and community engagement activities, simple to complex in nature, based on Corporate goals or initiatives. Exercises independent judgment when prioritizing communications and determining urgency, escalation needs, and appropriate contact with CEO/assigned Executive(s.
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To foster growth among your staff, you coach and encourage with clear communications. You monitor multiple lines of business within the store to achieve operational objectives and collaborate with corporate business partners to report results.
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Description: Job Summary:Completes assigned tasks to support account strategy including supporting data collection and assisting with team communications with customer, consultants, brokers, and/or channel partners.
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Licensed Professional Engineer in Civil, Structural, Mechanical, or Electrical branch or certified as a Planner by a nationally recognized professional society such as the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) is preferred.
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The AES Hawaii Communications Lead manages the development, management, and activation of communications activities internally and externally for AES Hawaii; working closely and coordinating with the AES Hawaii team, as well as the AES Corporate and Clean Energy communications teams.
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Responsible for community engagement, corporate donations, and selected events that build the brand’s social and financial equity. RequirementsThis position requires a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing, Business, Communications, Design, or a related field with a minimum of 2 years of related work and supervisory experience.
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The Communications Manager will report to the Director of Communications for the Ford Fund and work closely with Ford Fund program teams, as well as colleagues in Ford’s Corporate Communications, Marketing, and Dealer Relations business units.
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