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The qualified candidate must be able to create and execute tactics to support Holton’s marketing and communication strategy, including the management of digital content, social media, photography and videography, and special projects.
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Work across the organization to develop and implement a digital strategy as well as content creation for all of Lawyers’ Committee’s digital platforms including social media, website and email campaigns to drive increased awareness and engagement, and support fundraising efforts.
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Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Suite, Mac OSX, web content, video conferencing, and social media management. I. JOB OVERVIEW Job Description Summary: The Columbian College of Arts and Sciences (CCAS) is the intellectual and creative backbone of the university, a place where the arts, the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences come together to form a nexus of ideas and opportunity.
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They will work in close collaboration with brand management, other marketing/comms disciplines (partnerships, PR, social/content marketing, portfolio marketing, loyalty marketing, paid media, etc.
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As an active user of social media, you are enthusiastic to use your personal accounts to create awareness and generate views for brand partnerships and priority artists across all genres.
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Software experience with Canva for Teams, and Adobe Creative Suite including Photoshop and Illustrator, and video editing software including Adobe Premiere or similar; Sprout Social, or other social media management platforms.
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Serve as key social media expert and counsel to the Office of HIV/AIDS.Establish and maintain relationships with Bureau for Global Health and USAID social media teams to enhance USAID channels' cross-amplification of OHA content.
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With experience leading and shaping creative strategy across visual and editorial formats, they guide their team in translating creative briefs into storytelling deliverables, including blogs, web pages, social media graphics, infographics, publications, fact sheets, presentations, event promotional materials, and signage.
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Remote candidates welcome or primary location in Alexandria, VA.Responsibilities Manage editorial responsibilities for the ASCO Educational Book including overseeing the author invitation, manuscript peer review, and Conflict of Interest (COI) collection processes; collaborating with multiple stakeholder groups across ASCO for content development and promotion via email newsletters, social media, and podcasts.
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6 - 8 years of related professional experience as a digital communications strategist, social media analyst or similar role. Guide and counsel executives on social media and partner with the CEO to develop a social media platform.
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Additionally, as a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, the candidate must be able to effectively monitor a variety of tools including SIEM, case management, premium intelligence, OSINT, and social media/ dark web intelligence sources to perform alert review, triage and escalations.
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Versatility in community management and engagement with thought leaders and VIPs, alongside skills in multi-media production, social media strategy, marketing, journalism, copy-editing, grant writing, database management.
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Familiarity with digital marketing strategies and tools, including website design, social media, email marketing, and event management to promote initiatives and engage with target audiences.
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The Senior Video Producer is responsible for the development and production of short-form editorial content distributed on National Geographic social accounts such as TikTok and Instagram. Previous experience and enthusiasm for social video content and audience on platforms including TikTok and Instagram.
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Moms Demand Action, one of the grassroots arms of Everytown for Gun Safety, is hiring a social media associate/campaigner to manage digital strategy and social media for the Executive Director.
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