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They are responsible for raising the visibility of the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a national model for urban manufacturing, innovative tech and office uses, and increasing public support, interest, and funding for the mission of the Yard. They will also act as a people leader, managing our social media coordinator.
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Collaborate with Brand Director and Content Coordinator to ideate, create, edit and implement multi-channel social media campaigns aligned with communication and marketing initiatives, maximizing ROI.
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The Social Media Coordinator serves as a vital part of the marketing team, contributing to the overall social media strategy for AKC, creating social content, learning from our customers, as well as collaborating across departments.
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As a Marketing Coordinator for The Central Park Boathouse, you will own tactical marketing execution for The Central Park Boathouse brand including marketing communications, digital advertising, website, online profiles, email, public relations, social media, local restaurant marketing, menus and POS materials, and event marketing.
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Maintain and update our content calendar for all social media profiles, including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and other relevant platforms. 1-3 years of relevant experience in graphic design, social media or marketing with a strong portfolio showcasing graphic design work.
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The Social Media Coordinator is responsible for executing the social media strategies that expand the Disney Theatrical Group social media presence in alignment with communications and business objectives.
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The Social Media Coordinator, reporting to the Director of Social Media, will develop and implement social media content to drive social media engagement and program registrations for our Craig Newmark Civic Life Series programs.
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Assist in social media listening on channels like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, either natively on the platforms or through ASPCA's social media management software, Sprout.
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Since its founding in 2005, BerlinRosen has powerfully expanded its presence in corporate, social impact/ESG, nonprofit, entertainment, media, racial justice, healthcare, hospitality, lifestyle, technology, issue advocacy and workers' rights communications.
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Intermediate proficiency of social media marketing. Serve as primary point of contact for email campaigns, customer satisfaction surveys, press releases, social media content, advertisements, and any other relevant communication platforms that keep customers informed about product updates, promotions, and company news.
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Harness the power of storytelling to create and curate compelling content across diverse social media platforms, with a focus on Meta, TikTok, and YouTube. RESPONSIBILITIES Driver of Digital Support with end-to-end management of social media channels.
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Participate in the content management and creation process: manage global content calendar; source, draft, and/or proofread social media posts, internal comms, news items, event invitations, web content, etc.
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Founded in 1978 and headquartered in New York City, SAGE is a national organization that offers supportive services and consumer resources for LGBTQ+ older adults and their caregivers, advocates for public policy changes that address the needs of LGBTQ+ older people, and provides cultural competency training for aging providers and LGBTQ+ organizations, largely through its National Resource Center on LGBTQ+ Aging and its growing social enterprise SAGECare.
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The Coordinator will work with the Senior Marketing Coordinator, produce photos and videos for social media, utilize editing programs such as Photoshop, Canva, and Premiere to prepare content for publishing, and drive follower acquisition strategy while monitoring KPIs (Key Performance Indicators.
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Knowledge of traditional and digital marketing, content marketing, and social media marketing. We're looking for someone who's passionate about all things marketing and has experience in a range of functions, such as communications, advertising, branding, digital, and social media.
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