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Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in marketing, communications, business, or related fieldIndustrious: Self-starter, process & results-oriented, diligent, overcomes obstaclesMinimum of seven (7) years of high-level experience in retail brand marketing and/or sports and entertainment marketing with proven leadership in personally directing major clients’ initiatives in the sports, entertainment, and/or experiential space.
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Bachelor's degree in Business, Marketing, or Communications; or equivalent work experience, MBA preferred. MERGE promotes health, wealth and happiness in the world by merging storytelling with technology and offers marketing and technology clients full-service capabilities including strategy, creative communications, experience engineering, performance marketing, media and digital platform development.
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Perform electrical design for facilities: lighting, power distribution, alarms, communications, voltage drop calculations, generator and transformer sizing, substation and ground grid design and analysis.
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Support the IT Communications Manager and perform management duties when they are out of office. This role is based within our Infrastructure group which delivers operations and engineering across Infrastructure Operations, Network, Communications, Endpoint and Platform Engineering teams with a key focus on Infrastructure as Code / automation & innovation.
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This position manages the development department leaders and their staff including Leadership Gifts, Principle Gifts, Corporate Gifts, Planned Giving, Foundation Relations, Donor Services, Red Kettle Campaign, Volunteer Services, Communications, Public Relations, and Digital Marketing.
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Ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the pharmaceutical industry, particularly the healthcare communications landscape, will enjoy working in a fast-paced and competitive environment and will have a proven track record in sales and new business development (NBD) as it relates to scientific communications and/or commercial strategy in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Job Summary The Associate Dean for Communications, Marketing, and Strategic Planning in the Divinity School reports to the Dean of the Divinity School in the areas of internal and external communications, marketing, press relations, and strategic planning and plays a critical role in decision-making and execution of those decisions.
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Supervises : Grants Manager, Communications Manager, Events Manager. The DD has primary responsibility for overseeing fundraising operations, development strategies, donor engagement and cultivation, special events and communications.
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Crisis communications and rapid response experience at an agency, corporation and/or political campaign. The Manager, Crisis Communications will work on a team focused on strengthening McDonald’s resiliency and capability to protect and build brand reputation globally.
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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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In this role, you will be working on programs involving reputation management, executive thought leadership, internal communications, crisis communications, and integrated media strategies to drive corporate reputation across priority industries, including but not limited to financial services, manufacturing, retail, consumer, healthcare.
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Drive innovation and stay abreast of industry trends: Keep a pulse on the latest trends and emerging platforms across integrated marketing and brand communications, constantly seeking opportunities to innovate and differentiate the Wilson brand.
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We are currently hiring for a Senior Marketing Communications Director in the Chicago area. 3-5 years of experience in public relations communications, public relations, marketing, or journalism.
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Remote access tools Office printer technology A/V Conference technology (Zoom) Building Access Management technology Communications technology (Cisco telephony) ITSM Platforms (ServiceNOW) Fundamental awareness of Scripting languages (VBS, PowerShell, Python, WinBatch, etc.
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Demonstrates on-going commitment to preparing young people for the workforce by modeling, mentoring, and monitoring excellence in the eight Career Success Standards of: workplace relations and ethics; information management; communications; multicultural awareness; personal growth and development; career and personal planning; interpersonal skills and independent living.
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