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You will assist proposal teams throughout the proposal development process by editing and desktop publishing, reviewing documents for compliance and quality, and assisting with department initiatives and special projects.
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4-year college degree, preferably in Communications or Broadcast Journalism. Finalizes content using digital audio editing software. Excellent verbal and written communication and editing skills; proficient in grammar; ability to make others feel comfortable and open up on air.
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Experience editing environmental documents under NEPA, CEQA, CERCLA, or other environmental regulation (e.g., EISs, feasibility studies, biological survey reports, etc. Bachelor's degree in related field (English, journalism, communications, linguistics.
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Basic understanding of photography and video editing tools/software. Currently pursuing or recent graduate with a degree in Communications, Marketing, Journalism, Public Relations, or a related field.
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Candidates interested in video should be proficient with editing software (Adobe Premiere/After Effects) and submit a reel with their application. Narrative Strategies is a strategic communications firm solving today’s most demanding reputational and public affairs challenges, leveraging best practices in business, politics, and journalism to manage multi-faceted communications campaigns.
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Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Public Relations, Communications, English, Marketing, Public Administration, Accounting, Business Administration, or related fields. The Senior Technical Writer combines high-level research with technical/general writing, editing, and project management.
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Provide mentorship and training to junior staff on effective speech writing, editing techniques, and strategic communications principles. Bachelor’s degree and 3+ years of experience or no degree and 9 years of experience in Communication, Journalism, or a related field.
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A minimum of five years of related experience working in journalism, internal communications, public relations or closely related field required. Master's or Bachelor's degree in journalism, communications, public relations or closely related field required.
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ICU includes three teams who support agencywide and strategic communications, and technical writing/editing. Of the total professional experience, officer must possess at least four years direct experience related to public affairs (e.g., public relations or journalism.
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If you're a creative storyteller who understands true multi-platform journalism and who is not bound by the methods of traditional TV news – we want to hear from you! We are interested in finding a journalist who can create unique, memorable and well written stories, who can share them on all platforms with a mix of outstanding photography and unforgettable editing.
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Bachelors in English, Literature, Journalism, Creative Writing or Business Writing (preferred) Functions: Writing/Editing, Business Development. Assist in drafting proposal outlines & content, editing proposal content, and in some cases “one-voicing” content for final proposal reviews.
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This role is ideal for an Editor who has experience editing and writing content for emails, ads, articles, headlines, and newsletters. Preference will be given to candidates with a background in editorial or journalism copy.
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Educational Background: A bachelor's degree, preferably in journalism or communications, lays the foundation for your exceptional editorial skills. Seasoned Expertise : At least ten years of experience in writing and editing, including work on a wide array of content, from long-form reports to op-eds, social posts, and everything in between.
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Provide copy-editing services to ensure communications and messages align to Sponsor style guide. Bachelor's degree in communications, English, Journalism, Media Relations, or related fields.
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Bachelor’s degree or equivalent education in advertising, journalism, communications, English, or related field—with at least one year of professional experience in copywriting, editing, and proofing others’ work as well as their own.
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