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Reporting to the Vice President of Communications and Public Relations, the Senior Director acts as a senior advisor to the SVP of Marketing, Communications, and External Relations, the VP of Communications and Public Relations, the President, the Cabinet, the Deans, and other senior leaders.
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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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Experience writing articles and other content within a government agency, higher education, non-profit, communications or public relations agency, or similar environment. May assist with other communications and public relations-related tasks and projects and may train others.
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The Executive Director receives direction from the Superintendent/President and the IVC Foundation Board and works very closely with the Executive Director of Communications, Marketing, and Public Relations for the College.
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The Global Head of Public Relations (PR), is a seasoned mission-driven and purpose-led communicator responsible for leading, developing and implementing PR strategy across T. Rowe Price’s global footprint, across all investment and retirement marketing initiatives and spanning all business segments.
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Areas of Responsibility The Public Relations & Media Coordinator will report to PEC’s co-director of outreach and communications. Experience developing and implementing successful communications / public relations plans.
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The Government Relations Director works collaboratively with the University’s schools to execute a nationwide strategy that advances the University's mission and goals, with elected officials, political appointees, and business leaders in pursuit of public/private partnerships.
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The Department of Advertising and Public Relations, housed in the College of Communication and Information Sciences (C&IS) at The University of Alabama, invites applications for a nine-month tenure-track faculty appointment at the rank of assistant professor in advertising with a focus on artificial intelligence beginning in August 2025.
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ResponsibilitiesUnder the general direction of the Associate Vice Chancellor, Strategic Communications and Brand Marketing, the Senior Director, Media Relations and Public Affairs will:-Build and maintain positive, constructive relationships with key contacts across the Chancellor’s Office and the CSU to aid in fulfilling media inquiries.
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Job SummaryReporting to the Assistant Athletic Director of Sports Information and Communication, with additional lead work direction from the Athletics senior staff, the Athletics Communications and Marketing Specialist supports a broad range of projects involving media relations, in-game event management, maintaining historical records and NCAmandated statistics for intercollegiate teams.
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Transferable, related experience such as marketing, admissions, public relations, alumni relations, trust officer, or sales may be considered. The Assistant Athletics Director of Annual Giving is a professional fundraising position responsible for leading the Athletics Development annual giving program including oversight of Green Wave Club solicitation strategy, donor retention, donor acquisition, and stewardship.
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At Eberly & Collard Public Relations (ECPR), we foster career growth for individuals in the fields of public relations, branding, advertising, digital marketing, social media, event management, influencer relations, and integrated marketing.
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ResponsibilitiesHis/her functions will fall into the broad categories below:Economic and public policy analysis and advise;Regional Strategy and Positioning;Knowledge Management;Advocacy and External Relations.
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Work assignments require public relations and analytical skills performed under minimal supervision. Assists the Public Information Officer with media relations. The village employs approximately 600 employees in 12 departments, including police, fire, engineering and public works, communications, community development, cultural services, economic development, finance, general government, human resources, information technology, and transportation.
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There are approximately 500 undergraduate majors across five concentrations: Broadcast & Digital Journalism, Communication & Media Studies, Print & Digital Journalism, Public Relations, and Theatre.
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