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JOTW 27-2012
July 2, 2012
This is JOTW newsletter number 925
“A person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it.”
– Jean de La Fontaine
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In this issue:
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*** One Paragraph Pitch
1.) Communications Manager, Compass Management and Consulting, Jacksonville, FL
2.) Integrated Marketing and Public Information Officer, Global-5, Inc., Orlando, FL
3.) Communications Coordinator, Mesa Water District, Costa Mesa, California
4.) Director of Fund Development & External Affairs, Carrfour Supportive Housing, Miami, Florida
5.) Social Media Manager/Director, Boutique PR firm, Chicago, IL
6.) Director Business Development and Corporate Relations National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners New York, NY
7.) Executive Director, University Communications at Washington State University, Pullman, WA
8.) Public Relations Director, Issues and Crisis, Burson-Marsteller, New York, NY
9.) Director- Public Relations/Investor Relations, XBiotech USA Inc., Austin, TX
10.) Vice President, Communications and Public Affairs, Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America, Washington, DC
11.) Director of Public Relations, Pong Research, Leesburg, VA
12.) Director of External Affairs, Chicago Commons, Chicago, Illinois
13.) Director of Communications, Arlington Public Schools, Arlington, VA 14.) Director, Athletic Multimedia Production and Broadcast Services, The George Washington University, Washington, DC
15.) Director of Communications, The School of Public Policy, The George Washington University, Washington, DC
16.) Corporate Relations Administrative Assistant, Transurban, Alexandria, VA
17.) Public Information Specialist, Clean Vessel Act education and outreach, Department of Natural Resources, State of South Carolina, Charleston County, SC
18.) Public Information Specialist I, Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division, Prince William County Government, Woodbridge, VA
19.) Marketing Assistant, American Society of Hematology, Washington, DC
20.) Senior Communications Manager, law firm, Boston, MA
21.) Copy Editor/Page Designer, Grand Forks Herald, Grand Forks, ND
22.) Editorial Assistant, Pearson, Harlow, ND
23.) Representative Communication II, Cloud Peak Energy, Gillette, WY
24.) Communication Instructor, One-Year Full-time Temporary, Laramie County Community College, Cheyenne, WY
25.) Director of Online Strategy, Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC
26.) Senior Public Relations Manager, Honeywell, Phoenix, AZ
27.) Marketing Communication Specialist, Informative Graphics Corp., Scottsdale, AZ
28.) Community Relations Director, Emeritus Senior Living – Mesa, AZ
29.) Communications Specialist II/I, North Dakota State Government, Bismarck, ND
30.) Account Director (Full Time), JPA, Washington, DC
31.) Public Affairs Specialist (Communications Specialist), Federal Election Commission, Washington, DC
32.) Intern, Corporate Affairs/communications, Banfield Pet Hospital, Portland, OR
33.) Public Information Specialist-Social Media/Awards, American Geophysical Union (AGU), Washington, DC
34.) Interactive Creative Producer (Full time), public relations and communications consulting firm, offered through Brainstorm Creative Resources, Washington, DC
35.) Corporate Communications Manager, Harte-Hanks, Billerica, MA
36.) Communications Manager, eMarketer, NYC, NY
37.) Community Manager, eMarketer, NYC, NY
38.) Media relations program representative at UCLA Anderson School of Management, Los Angeles, CA
39.) Creative and Marketing Manager, Philanthropy Journal Creative and Marketing Manager, The Institute for Nonprofits, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
40.) Communications Director, White Memorial Presbyterian Church, Raleigh, NC
41.) Communications Coordinator, First Book, Washington, DC
42.) Strategic Communications Analyst, BRTRC, Houston, TX
43.) Communications Officer, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Hartford, CT
44.) Community Relations Specialist (Media Relations), Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Scottsdale, Arizona
45.) Senior Internal Communications Manager – global professional services firm – Boston, MA
46.) Casino Manager, Miles City, MT
47.) Road Crew, Dick Dale and the Del-Tones, Based in Southern California
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*** Let’s get to the jobs:
*** From Judi Spann, APR, CPRC:
Hi Ned:
I have a position open, reporting to me in Jacksonville, FL. Please post in next issue!
1.) Communications Manager, Compass Management and Consulting, Jacksonville, FL
Organization: Compass Management and Consulting
Manages several medical societies including National Lipid Association; Florida Society of Ophthalmology: Florida Society of OB/GYNs
Based in Jacksonville, FL.
Qualifications
Experience in managing communications campaigns, media relations and membership programs. At least three-five years’ experience in a communications or public relations position with experience as a media spokesperson. Four-year degree in journalism, PR, English or related field. Must demonstrate collaborative skills; work effectively as a member of a team in varying roles including manager, writer, copy editor, and planner. Excellent organizational skills and time management skills; ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously, set priorities, and meet short- and long-term deadlines.
Writing skills are a must. Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications must be demonstrated. Ability to speak professionally in public environment is a must. Ability to travel and professionally represent interests of client groups as necessary.
Job Overview
The employee is asked to develop internal and external communication processes for client groups represented by the company and the company itself. Tasks shall include but are not limited to:
- Plan and execute communications campaigns for various public relations projects and activities
- Serve as liaison to trade media; proactive outreach to reporters to generate earned media for various organizations
- Assist the Sr. Director of Communications on related projects
- Oversee web content for related organizations
- Coordinate, develop and produce related marketing, advertising, and education pieces as needed to support all client and internal requirements
- Coordinate and manage special events
- Serve as staff liaison on relevant committees
- Oversee membership programs and membership marketing for various associations the company represents
The employee will be asked to perform administrative and managerial positions related to the communications program and ensure tasks and projects are completed with high quality in a timely manner. This person will be assigned overall responsibility for specific projects including management of resources, funds, and direction of vendor support.
It is imperative that the candidate is capable of understanding client group issues and needs in order to develop the timely and appropriate messages. Work closely with all departments to ensure the message is delivered consistently and accurately.
Send cover letter and resume to:
Judi Spann, APR, CPRC
*** From Bernie Wagenblast’s Transportation Communications Newsletter:
2.) Integrated Marketing and Public Information Officer, Global-5, Inc., Orlando, FL
This Orlando-based mid-level position manages integrated marketing and public information campaigns for state Departments of Transportation and transit agencies while also responding to Requests for Proposals (RFPs). The right person for this position excels at managing large scale integrated marketing and public information campaigns. They’ll also have a strong business sense and a track record of identifying and winning new work through responding to RFPs. This work is strategic and fast paced, requiring quick turn-around, precise attention to detail, and a good sense of humor. Responding to business development and client needs, including facilitating live media coverage, requires early morning, late night and occasional weekend hours. Regular travel will be required for client meetings, news events, and on-going outreach activities. Knowledge of state DOTs, transit agencies, the FHWA, Intelligent Transportation Systems, and major media markets is a plus. Bachelor’s degree required.
Global-5, Inc., is an Orlando based national award-winning integrated marketing, multimedia, public information, sponsorship sales firm serving transportation and transit clients. Global-5 is an EOE, offering a comprehensive health care and benefits package, including 401K profit sharing. Salary is commensurate with experience. After researching Global-5, please email your cover letter, portfolio, and resume to jenniluke@global-5.com.
*** From Stacy Taylor:
3.) Communications Coordinator, Mesa Water District, Costa Mesa, California
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/mesawater/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=482899
4.) Director of Fund Development & External Affairs, Carrfour Supportive Housing, Miami, Florida
http://www.execsearches.com/non-profit-jobs/jobDetail.asp?job_id=24281
*** From Darya Sadchikova:
5.) Social Media Manager/Director, Boutique PR firm, Chicago, IL
Boutique PR firm in Chicago needs a Social Media Manager/Director. New position will oversee social media work for international B2C client. Agency also handles traditional media for client; Social Media Manager will work closely with entire ten-person account team.
Agency has won many recent awards for work and workplace. Leadership believes in listening to ideas from staff, as creativity comes from employees at every level. Benefits include top-tier health insurance, summer hours, 401(k) match, and generous PTO. Candidate will ideally work in Chicago office, though applicants for New York or Los Angeles offices will be considered.
Qualifications:
5+ years’ experience in PR. Strong multi-channel social media (Facebook, Pintrest, YouTube, Twitter, etc.) experience; experience with and understanding of traditional media PR necessary. The right candidate should be a strategic thinker and skillful writer, and should have the ability to integrate strategy and ideas developed in traditional media with opportunities presented in social media. Must have agency experience, with hospitality/travel/lifestyle client a plus. Candidate must have demonstrated initiative and creativ ity that made a difference for past clients.
Darya Sadchikova Lynn Hazan and Associates darya@lhazan.com (312)863-5401
http://www.lhazan.com/content/?q=node/189
6.) Director Business Development and Corporate Relations National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners New York, NY
http://www.execsearches.com/non-profit-jobs/jobDetail.asp?job_id=24305
*** From Mark Sofman:
7.) Executive Director, University Communications at Washington State University, Pullman, WA
8.) Public Relations Director, Issues and Crisis, Burson-Marsteller, New York, NY
9.) Director- Public Relations/Investor Relations, XBiotech USA Inc., Austin, TX
10.) Vice President, Communications and Public Affairs, Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America, Washington, DC
11.) Director of Public Relations, Pong Research, Leesburg, VA
12.) Director of External Affairs, Chicago Commons, Chicago, Illinois
http://www.execsearches.com/non-profit-jobs/jobDetail.asp?job_id=24275
*** From Jill Kurtz, APR
13.) Director of Communications, Arlington Public Schools, Arlington, VA
Go to http://www.apsva.us/jobs and choose “Available Positions” and then click on “Administrative.” On the next screen, choose “Administrative/Technical.” Look down the page for the “Director of Communications” position. (Sorry, no direct link available.)
14.) Director, Athletic Multimedia Production and Broadcast Services, The George Washington University, Washington, DC
https://www.gwu.jobs/postings/9559
15.) Director of Communications, The School of Public Policy, The George Washington University, Washington, DC
https://www.gwu.jobs/postings/9546
*** From Mike McGurk:
Love this service, thanks Ned. Please find information for a new opportunity posted below:
Best,
Mike
It’s time to change lanes. 495ExpressLanes.com
16.) Corporate Relations Administrative Assistant, Transurban, Alexandria, VA
The entry-level position supports the Corporate Relations department across a variety of administrative initiatives, including community outreach, communications and marketing, internal communications, public affairs and administrative support. The position will require attendance at community and business-related meetings and events outside normal working hours. Key duties include: providing administrative support to members of the Corporate Relations Department; processing and facilitating payment of department invoices; supporting internal communications and development workshops; formatting, reformatting or preparing documents and presentations; performing updates to website using a content management system; tracking and recording department information; attending community and business events and answering questions about the 495 Express Lanes project.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree required; a degree in a field related to communications, public relations, journalism, marketing or related field, preferred; Candidate must be highly organized with significant attention to detail; Must possess strong verbal and communication skills; Proficient or strong in Microsoft Office applications, including PowerPoint, Excel, Word and Outlook. Must possess a professional mannerism and be comfortable interacting with attendees at business and community events; Candidate should be comfortable and capable of working with external stakeholders; and Must be willing and able to do occasional night-time and weekend work.
Position type: Entry-level, full-time with benefits
To apply: Email resume to turecruit@transurban.com)
17.) Public Information Specialist, Clean Vessel Act education and outreach, Department of Natural Resources, State of South Carolina, Charleston County, SC
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/sc/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=487926
18.) Public Information Specialist I, Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division, Prince William County Government, Woodbridge, VA
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/pwcgov/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=480001
19.) Marketing Assistant, American Society of Hematology, Washington, DC
ASH seeks an energetic and highly professional Marketing Assistant to provide administrative support for the Society’s marketing and communications initiatives. The candidate selected for this position will have a wide range of responsibilities, including drafting marketing copy and developing collateral materials (including some basic design), monitoring and updating marketing plans, responding to inquiries, compiling market research data, formatting and sending email promotions, and coordinating logistics for ASH’s traveling exhibit booth.
Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree, preferably in Marketing or Communications; at least one year of marketing experience is preferred. Qualified candidates must have excellent organizational and interpersonal skills, the ability to successfully navigate a fast-paced environment, and the ability to meet deadlines. Strong communication skills (oral and written) are also essential. Candidates with a high level of computer literacy and experience with HTML and Photoshop are preferred.
ASH has a collegial, high-energy, and results-driven work environment. Society staff take pride in its effective time and resource management. We highly value collaboration, education, innovation, and excellence. We are looking for candidates who have demonstrated these values in their day-to-day work experience.
The Society’s headquarters is within walking distance of several Metro stations on the Blue/Orange and Red lines.
To apply, send a resume, writing sample, salary requirement, and cover letter that speaks to how you have demonstrated alignment with our stated values to jobs@hematology.org with the subject line “ASH JOBS: Marketing Assistant.”
http://www.hematology.org/About-ASH/1780.aspx
*** From Kassie Wilner:
Hi Ned,
I want to let you know about a new search we are working on in Boston. Curious if you know of anyone who might be right for this and if you would mind posting on JOTW.
Thanks!
-Kassie
20.) Senior Communications Manager, law firm, Boston, MA
Chaloner Associates has partnered with a Global 100 law firm on their search for a Senior Communications Manager in Boston, MA.
This person will communicate to internal and external audiences through a wide variety of communications platforms (verbal, written, video, and social media).
We are looking for candidates with a minimum of 10-15 years of internal communications experience from a professional services company or other relevant fast-paced, deadline-driven, multi-office corporate environment. Candidates must have exceptional writing skills, experience writing on behalf of executives and knowledge of innovative ways to use social media to engage internal audiences.
A complete job description is available on our website.
Please email kassie@chaloner.com or jwolf@chaloner.com if you would like to be considered or can suggest anyone in your network that might be interested in hearing from us.
21.) Copy Editor/Page Designer, Grand Forks Herald, Grand Forks, ND
http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=1369537
22.) Editorial Assistant, Pearson, Harlow, ND
http://jobs.pearson.com/job/Harlow-Editorial-Assistant-Job/1982206/
23.) Representative Communication II, Cloud Peak Energy, Gillette, WY
http://tbe.taleo.net/NA3/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CLDPK&cws=1&rid=437
24.) Communication Instructor, One-Year Full-time Temporary, Laramie County Community College, Cheyenne, WY
*** From Joseph Klem:
Hi, Ned. Three years ago, I found my current job via JOTW, and I’ve “paid it forward” a few times since then, listing new positions as they become available in our communications team. Here’s another – thanks in advance for posting!
Joe Klem
Urban Land Institute
25.) Director of Online Strategy, Urban Land Institute, Washington, DC
If this sounds like the coolest job, that’s because it is!
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) is looking for a resourceful, persistent digital communicator to join our growing online team. In the past two years we’ve launched an online magazine, replaced our search engine, and this summer we’ll be launching a redesign of our primary web site, ULI.org.
ULI creates compelling content every day in cities across the U.S., Europe and Asia, as our members gather to share ideas and best practices for what makes cities thrive. We publish books and reports, bestow honors and awards, and convene expert panels with advice on how cities can tackle today’s challenges — and tomorrow’s.
With these outstanding people, stories and conversations as your raw material, you’ll coordinate the optimal timing and placement of web content on ULI’s web sites and online channels. Think of the position as part content strategist, part content marketer, and part curator. It’s a brand-new position, so you’ll have the opportunity to help define the role and how it functions within ULI.
This could be the job for you if:
• You copy-edit signs and billboards as you pass them.
• You get jazzed by scoring 50 points on the “Flesch Reading Ease” scale for a piece you’re writing or editing.
• For the subject line of an email, you can slot the key message into those precious few characters that actually display in an iPhone’s inbox.
• You’ve managed to convince skeptical content owners and subject matter experts that “everybody” is not a real target audience, and that all content should be tailored to specific audiences that are well defined and understood.
• You get the fact that a photo of 12 people standing side-by-side is a photo of NOBODY when it’s sized down for most web templates, and the unobtrusive tripod at the back of the meeting room will NOT get you the quality of audio or video you need for web delivery.
This might NOT be the job for you if:
• You’re used to having 100 percent control over the timing, format and placement of web content.
• You believe it should be somebody else’s job to chase down details such as photo permissions, link swaps with partner organizations, or release forms from people you videotape.
• You think that once you’ve put somebody’s name next to a task on a mini-project plan, they shouldn’t need an occasional reminder or help to get it done on time.
• You think a managing editor is only needed at a newspaper.
Read the full job description at:
http://www.uli.org/LearnAboutULI/JobsAtULI.aspx
To apply, send your resume and brief cover letter to jobs@uli.org. Be sure to highlight your experience coordinating the content contributions of other people across an organization. Tell us about the tools you used for tracking and scheduling, the challenges you faced, and how you overcame those challenges.
26.) Senior Public Relations Manager, Honeywell, Phoenix, AZ
https://www.ivyexec.com/professionals/search/job/0b515702/
27.) Marketing Communication Specialist, Informative Graphics Corp., Scottsdale, AZ
http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?Job_DID=JHS0K76VXPFZ2LH4JRR
28.) Community Relations Director, Emeritus Senior Living – Mesa, AZ
http://emerituscareers.com/us/arizona/sales/jobid2521472-community-relations-director
29.) Communications Specialist II/I, North Dakota State Government, Bismarck, ND
http://www.nd.gov/hrms/jobs/5065622%20&%205634.html
*** From Judy Carson – Operations Manager:
Ned,
Please find at the end of this email a job opening with JPA for your next JOTW. Please let us know if you have any questions and thank you in advance for helping us get the word out.
Regards,
Judy
30.) Account Director (Full Time), JPA, Washington, DC
Join JPA, the fastest growing public relations firm specializing in health communications for non-profits, pharmaceutical and government clients.
We seek an Account Director with 6-8 years of agency experience, proven media and advocacy (non-profit patient advocate engagement) relations skills and strong writing ability. Applicant should be detail oriented, demonstrate critical thinking, and possess experience in health communications. The position also requires effective time management and the ability to oversee multiple projects.
More information and a complete job description is available at http://www.jpa.com/about/careers. Qualified candidates can apply online or submit a resume and cover letter via fax to 202-591-4020.
31.) Public Affairs Specialist (Communications Specialist), Federal Election Commission, Washington, DC
http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/320148100
32.) Intern, Corporate Affairs/communications, Banfield Pet Hospital, Portland, OR
http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?Job_DID=J3G21J6Y3GKNP40C3MQ
33.) Public Information Specialist-Social Media/Awards, American Geophysical Union (AGU), Washington, DC
https://sj.tbe.taleo.net/SJ2/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=AGU&cws=1&rid=256
*** From Adam Sidel:
Thanks Ned.
-Adam
34.) Interactive Creative Producer (Full time), public relations and communications consulting firm, offered through Brainstorm Creative Resources, Washington, DC
Brainstorm Creative Resources is a recruiting and staffing firm that places creative and editorial professionals into freelance and full-time positions with employers in and around Washington, DC.
Please read the job description below and/or visit http://www.brainstormresources.com/ApplyOnline for additional information regarding our firm and currently open positions with our clients.
POSITION OVERVIEW:
A leading public relations and communications consulting firm in Washington, DC, is looking to hire an Interactive Creative Producer into a full-time position with its existing creative services team. Well qualified candidates will have experience leading all creative aspects of interactive projects and will be able to approach challenges in a solutions oriented manner with the ability to deliver on time and on budget.
SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
* Lead the creative services and accounts teams in the process of concept creation and user experience.
* Oversee the development of concept boards, storyboards and presentation materials for projects, and presents design concepts and rationale to key clients.
* Oversee the development and implementation of interactive projects, including sites, advertising, coordinating efforts of third-party vendors, budgeting and schedules.
* Develop SOWs and budgets. Communicate project plans, status and budgets to clients and internal teams.
* Additional responsibilities may include analyzing web measurement data to make recommendations and implement improvements, working closely with the design team to ensure that designs are translated into visually compelling web pages, coding and testing websites, and communicating changes to critical users, including senior management.
REQUIREMENTS:
* 5 plus years of significant experience in interactive creative campaign development
* Ability to manage processes (internal and vendors)
* Ability to deliver engaging, informative, well-organized presentations
* Strong communication skills with ability to manage colleagues above and below their position
* Experience in client management
* Strong project management skills
LOCATION / HOURS:
This is a full-time position. The individual hired will be expected to work on-site at the employer’s place of business Monday through Friday. Hours will be at least 9am-5pm (or similar), and longer workdays will likely be required on a semi-regular basis.
SALARY:
The salary offered will be commensurate with experience and market requirements. A broad range, as determined by Brainstorm Creative Resources, is $75K to $90K. The actual salary offered will be commensurate with experience and market norms, and will be based on our evaluation and our client’s evaluation of your experience and personal presentation during one or more in-person interviews.
BENEFITS:
This company offers a comprehensive and generous benefits package. We will gladly provide benefits information to qualified applicants.
APPLICATION:
Please follow these steps to apply:
1) Visit http://brainstormresources.com/ApplyOnline/.
2) At the top of the page, chose to search jobs in “Any” location.
3) All available opportunities will be listed. Please click on the appropriate position title.
4) Read the Employer Overview and complete Job Description.
5) Apply at the bottom of the page.
During the application process please make sure to:
-> Complete your personal profile,
-> Provide answers to all short questionnaires provided,
-> Indicate your specific software application skills,
-> Upload a resume – as well as any other documents you consider relevant (ex: work samples cover letter, references).
Only candidates currently residing within a commutable distance of Washington, DC should apply. Applicants not currently living in Washington, DC, Maryland or Virginia, or who inquire without a cover letter, resume and/or work samples should not expect to receive a response.
Brainstorm Creative Resources and the hiring organization are EEO employers.
35.) Corporate Communications Manager, Harte-Hanks, Billerica, MA
https://www.ultirecruit.com/HAR1003/jobboard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*6982BBDD508D2975
*** From Corey Rose:
At eMarketer, our team is passionate about all things digital. That’s why the world’s leading brands, media companies and agencies turn to eMarketer every day for data, analysis and insights on digital marketing, media and commerce. Newly created roles:
36.) Communications Manager, eMarketer, NYC, NY
eMarketer seeks an experienced Communications Manager to own strategy and day-to-day execution for public relations programs targeted toward major retail, ecommerce, consumer products and technology brands. The candidate will work proactively with our editorial, forecasting and sales teams to develop plans for reporters and event organizers that will drive high-level media exposure for eMarketer.
The role requires the ability to articulate the content and value of eMarketer’s information to the media, executives at large brands, and other influencers. The candidate, in addition to being an excellent writer, must also be highly knowledgeable of general market trends and leading companies in these industry categories, and be able to develop exceptional relationships with reporters at major news outlets.
For more information, please send your cover letter and resume to: Corey Rose, Talent Manager at careers@emarketer.com
37.) Community Manager, eMarketer, NYC, NY
eMarketer is seeking a Community Manager to develop a strong online voice for its various social networking properties, executing a strategy to engage eMarketer’s online audience, elevate brand perception, generate meaningful inbound traffic and increase quality website leads. The successful candidate will be an outstanding writer, with a strong background in digital and social media. This person will work closely with the digital marketing and PR teams to support their respective missions, ensuring consistency in voice and tone.
For more information, please send your resume and cover letter to: Corey Rose, Talent Manager at careers@emarketer.com
*** From Elise Anderson:
Thanks for posting.
elise
Elise Anderson
38.) Media relations program representative at UCLA Anderson School of Management, Los Angeles, CA
https://hr.mycareer.ucla.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1340726908134
*** From Al Rankin:
39.) Creative and Marketing Manager, Philanthropy Journal Creative and Marketing Manager, The Institute for Nonprofits, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
The Institute for Nonprofits at North Carolina State University is searching for a creative and marketing manager for the Philanthropy Journal. The position offers an excellent opportunity to develop new features for the journal and develop partnerships to support the mission of providing news and resources to strengthen the nonprofit sector. A brief summary of the position follows:
Purpose: Effectively share resources and news to strengthen nonprofit organizations
University Job Title: Technology Support Technician
Responsibilities: Support all web-based functions of the Philanthropy Journal and the Institute for Nonprofits. Create, schedule and implement website features, i.e. job listings, polling, and contests. Maintain brand consistency and design excellence across multiple projects and media. Coordinate with necessary third-party vendors when necessary and develop in-kind trade agreements and reciprocal links. Serve as the primary point of contact for any customer service technical needs. Attract users to the website.
Provide analytic reports and recommendations related to website and eNewsletter performance, subscriber demographics, event data, and trends. Develop and implement strategies for search engine optimization. Troubleshoot any problems with the Institute’s online activities. Manage new memberships and renewals. Coordinate members’ profiles and directory listings.
Send updates and promotions to social networks and provide compelling, appropriate tweets. Monitor social networks traffic and seek ways to use social media marketing to improve awareness and use of Journal and Institute.
Work as part of team to design and implement marketing campaigns designed to increase readers, subscribers and members. Balance demands of core projects while meeting deadlines for the design needs for various marketing promotions and website interactive activities including but not limited to online and print advertising campaigns and contests. Effectively manage time to allow for creative brainstorming, design implementation and evaluation of projects. Coordinate scheduling, promotion, registration and implementation of events to see that logistics are being handled effectively. Prepare and distribute welcome packets to members. Coordinate holiday contacts with members, donors and advertisers. Coordinate marketing publishing and reporting of jobs advertising section of the website.
Requirements: Experience with website content management software and member list management. Prior experience utilizing social media and search optimization tools.
Go to https://jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/9433 to learn more about the position.
40.) Communications Director, White Memorial Presbyterian Church, Raleigh, NC
Develop a comprehensive communications strategy to effectively communicate the ministries, programs, and activities of White Memorial Presbyterian Church, both internally and externally.
Establish and maintain quality standards for all WMPC communications, including electronic and print publications, social media, video, mailings, promotional materials such as posters, and signage.
Guide the staff to effectively promote ministries and programs.
Work with program staff to write, produce, and edit materials to promote ministries. This includes consulting on the design, copy, and direction of all communication materials and media, and establishing publication and production deadlines.
Work with various committees and task forces to evaluate current communication methods and design and implement new communication methods.
Oversee all permanent and special event signage.
Consult with the Office Manager and the Associate Pastor for Administration and Outreach on communications related equipment purchases and capital expenditures.
Reporting relationship:
Report to the Associate Pastor for Administration and Outreach. Collaborates with other staff.
Serve as staff liaison with the Communications committee.
Supervisory relationships:
Supervise the Publications Specialist and the Webmaster.
Qualifications:
BA or BS in communications, journalism, or related field
Three – four years experience in communications related field
Proficient in the generation of a variety of communications vehicles including print newsletters, bulletins, flyers, and electronic communications.
Proficiency and familiarity with web and video communications desirable.
Ability to organize and initiate work with a minimum of supervision.
Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects, working within production guidelines.
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with others to assess needs and to produce desired results.
Ability to effectively communicate through verbal, written, and electronic means.
Ability to create and edit documents, publications, and other communication media, including video and web-based media.
Ability to read, interpret, and analyze complex documents.
Ability to set and meet deadlines.
Familiar with various publications and social media software and ability to learn to use ACS church software.
Understanding of religious/church environment.
Contact gfulton@whitememorial.org
41.) Communications Coordinator, First Book, Washington, DC
http://jobs.prnewsonline.com/jobseeker/job/10467945/
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Kristin Marcell
SmartMark Communications, LLC
42.) Strategic Communications Analyst (123-12v), BRTRC, Houston, TX
Nationally recognized energy consulting and advocacy firm which provides issues management, coalition building, grassroots/grasstops advocacy, federal and state government lobbying, third-party outreach and communications services is seeking an experienced communications professional for Director of Communications position in its Houston office.
The Communications Director would help HBW manage and coordinate media relations, messaging and client services, with specific focus on public energy policies, federal/state legislation and national trade association management.
Three to seven years of communications background preferred. Strong writing and communications skills required. Solid media national and regional relationships recommended. Salary commensurate with experience. Strong benefits package. Please email your resume and cover letter to dholt@hbwresources.com.
43.) Communications Officer, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Hartford, CT
http://jobs.prnewsonline.com/jobseeker/job/10468166/
44.) Community Relations Specialist (Media Relations), Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Scottsdale, Arizona
Definition: Under general supervision of the Community Relations Director, serves as the primary media relations contact and spokesperson for the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC). Develops and manages the Media Relations Program to promote the positive attributes of the SRPMIC, the Tribal Government and its departments. Assists with supervising, coordinating and assigning activities to achieve the media and public relations goals and objectives of the Community. This job class is treated as FLSA Exempt.
Examples of Tasks:
Distinguishing Features: The Community Relations Specialist (Media Relations) is distinguished from the “generic” Community Relations Specialist and Community Relations Specialist (Events Coordinator) by emphasis on developing an internal media relations program and acting as the Community’s main media spokesperson.
Essential Functions: Essential functions may vary among positions and may include the following tasks and other characteristics. This list of tasks is ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY and is not intended to be comprehensive list of tasks performed by all positions in this classification.
Tasks:
1. Media Relations Program: Develops, manages and oversees the SRPMIC Media Relations Program and assists and coordinates special projects and activities with the Community Relations Office.
•Coordinates the daily operations of a comprehensive media relations program to publicize the SRPMIC Community, Tribal Government, departments, strategic priorities, programs, activities and special projects.
•Serves as the SRPMIC Tribal Government spokesperson for the media and media related projects.
•Oversees the coordination of a Designee on special media issues.
•Responds to the news media and public inquiries regarding the SRPMIC.
•Writes, edits and coordinates internal and external press releases, media advisories and collateral materials. Oversees the distribution of these publications to targeted media and audience.
•Collects, researches and analyzes information for inquiries from the media, Community and public sector.
•Oversees the distribution of story “pitches” to target lists of local, state, national and international reporters.
•Schedules, coordinates and oversees press conferences, interviews and tapings.
•Organizes speaking engagements and interviews.
•Develops story lines, bullet points and speeches for Community leaders and designees.
•Works closely with key departments in developing and strategizing media campaigns
•Assists and coordinates special projects and activities with the Community Relations Office.
2. Media Relations Administration: Plans and develops event-specific media relations services for the Community and Tribal Government as necessary including press and photo releases, media materials and promotional products.
· Coordinates the design, proof, production and distribution of promotional and collateral materials for the media, Community and public sector.
· Coordinates specific promotional information related to events, meetings, special projects and activities.
· Maintains and catalogues media clippings and copies of print, electronic broadcasts and new media related to SRPMIC media efforts for documentation and archiving.
· Establishes and maintains an updated media resource library.
3. Communication & Training: Consults with Tribal leaders, departments and program representatives regarding promoting activities and programs to the news media.
· Provides strategic advice and communication to advise the SRPMIC Tribal Council, Tribal Government and its entities.
· Plans, promotes and implements an ongoing media training program for SRPMIC officials and others as necessary.
4. Budget Planning: Assists the Community Relations Director in preparing the annual Media Relations Program budget and budgetary projections
· Ensures the Media Relations Program adheres to the budget as planned.
· Provides periodic reports on the Media Relations Program expenditures to ensure cost effective programs along with post event evaluation data.
· Ensures regular and special media events are administered on-time & on-budget.
5. Media Operations: Follows office procedures relating to Community Relations and the Media Relations Program functions.
· Coordinates contracts and agreements for media relations promotion products and services provided by vendors.
· Schedules and coordinates media and special project related meetings, meeting locations, reminders and agendas.
· Prepares media relations and special project related reports and analyses documenting progress, positive and adverse trends, appropriate recommendations and conclusions.
· Participates in short and long range planning for media relations events.
· Makes recommendations for the successful planning and execution of media events.
· Writes media event reports & post-event summaries noting attendance, times, significant problems, areas for improvement and recommendations.
· Report to the Director regarding status of all regular and special projects and media events.
· Develops and reviews Media Relations Program administrative procedures for event coordination.
· Provides administrative assistance as required.
· Adheres to the Community’s safety related policies and procedures during media event planning and execution.
· Assists with Community Relations projects and activities as assigned.
6. Supervision: Recruits, trains and helps supervise volunteers and support staff required for routine media relations projects and special events.
7. Miscellaneous: Performs other job related tasks as assigned by the Community Relations Director.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Other Characteristics:
· Knowledge of effective media and public relations, marketing and advertising including newspapers, radio, television and internet sources.
· Knowledge of Native American communities, media, politics and issues.
· Knowledge of the principles and practices of organization, administration budgeting and public information.
· Knowledge of office procedures, methods and equipment.
· Knowledge of the culture, history and government of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC).
· Knowledge of SRPMIC policies, procedures and ordinances.
· Knowledge of audio-visual, sound systems and other equipment and practices typical of the event planning industry.
· Knowledge of the hospitality industry for planning.
· Knowledge of political, social justice and issue-based campaigns.
· Skill with organizational planning and management judgment particularly with media sources.
· Skill managing and organizing information, people and schedules toward achieving event goals.
· Skill using personal computer with common software including MS Office, Quark Express, Adobe Photoshop, illustrator, and acrobat.
· Skill utilizing a digital camera and skill with photo archiving.
· Skill with proactive media pitching and placement.
· Ability to maintain confidentiality regarding “sensitive” and/or proprietary information.
· Ability to prepare reports regarding the media relations program and expenditures to ensure cost effective media programs.
· Ability to communicate clearly and effectively both verbally and in writing.
· Ability to work independently.
· Ability to supervise support staff.
· Ability to work on multiple tasks and projects and meet stringent deadlines.
· Ability to work in a fast-paced work environment with high work volume.
· Ability to maintain effective working relationships with the media, employees, volunteers, vendors and the public.
· Ability to be creative and energetic with media project and planning.
· Ability to improvise and make sound on-the-spot decisions.
· Ability to negotiate, organize, delegate and work under pressure.
· Ability to provide excellent customer service.
· Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
Qualifications:
· Education and Experience: A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Community Relations, or a closely related field AND 3 years demonstrated successful work experience in a media relations focused job class.
· Media relations experience working for a Native American Community or a community organization, elected official or other entity focused on Native American issues preferred.
· Equivalency: Any equivalent combination of education and experience that will allow the applicant to satisfactorily perform the duties of the job may be considered.
· Insurability: Must possess and maintain a valid Arizona Driver’s License and meet the SRPMIC insurance standards.
Special Requirements:
•Will be required to work evenings, weekends and holidays.
•May be required to stand or walk for extended periods, be exposed to severe weather conditions, including heat and cold, as well as lift and carry special (heavy) equipment or other objects up to 50 lbs.
•Must have own transportation.
•Maybe required to agree to, and sign, a Confidentiality Agreement.
Prior to hire as an employee, applicants will be subject to drug and alcohol testing. Will be required to pass a pre-employment background/fingerprint check. Employees are subject to random drug and alcohol testing.
In order to obtain consideration for Community member/Native American preference, applicant must submit a copy of Tribal Enrollment card or CIB which indicates enrollment in a Federally Recognized Native American Tribe by one of the following methods:
1) attach to application
2) fax (480-362-5860)
3) mail or hand deliver to Human Resources.
Documentation must be received by position closing date.
“SRPMIC is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer” Preference will be given to a qualified Community Member, then a qualified Native American and then other qualified candidate.
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/srpmic/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=487304
*** From Scott White:
45.) Senior Internal Communications Manager – global professional services firm – Boston, MA
We are working on a search for our Downtown Boston, MA client, a premier global professional services firm, for a newly-created role of Senior Internal Communications Manager. This person will report directly to the head of marketing and work hand-in-hand with the director of media relations. This person will have direct and regular contact with the chief executive officer. The senior manager will play a pivotal role in raising awareness of the firm and its brand to internal and external audiences through a wide range of communication vehicles.
Responsibilities will include
- Developing and executing a communications plan that reinforces and supports the firm’s strategic priorities and promotes its many strengths
- Reporting on all internal news as well as big picture strategy and vision using a variety of channels, including verbal, written, video or social media
- Serving as speechwriter for internal (and some external) presentations
- Ensuring coordination of internal and external, traditional and social media communications
This is a highly visible role and a strategically important hire for the firm. We are looking for a polished and experience internal/employee/executive communicator who can quickly establish a connection with the CEO and figure out how to write in his voice.
Is this you?
- Have 10+ years of internal/employee/executive communications experience?
- Developed communications for a CEO or head of a division of a major company – with 2,000+ employees?
- Written for an executive of a company where employees are located across multiple sites? Across many time zones? For a culturally diverse workforce that is dispersed globally?
- Proactive? Able to think several steps ahead and anticipate what needs to be done?
- Able to preserve confidentiality of sensitive information?
- Quick on your feet? Decisive? Confident?
- Maximize interactions with hard-to-reach executives?
- Build connections with people at all levels of the organization, in all offices/divisions, to keep a pulse on what employees are saying, thinking and/or feeling?
- Write in a clear, compelling and persuasive manner?
- Ensure your work is error-free?
- Stay current on the latest technologies and ways of engaging key constituents?
- Willing to go the extra mile? Occasionally make revisions after hours or take a call in the evening?
- Move quickly? Love a fast-paced environment?
- Intellectually curious? Enthused by challenges? See them as puzzles to be solved?
- Take ownership of your work?
- Love to collaborate but thrive without micromanagement?
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree in corporate communications, journalism, public relations, or related field?
- Based in the metro Boston area?
Resumes to scott@hireminds.com
*** JOTW Weekly alternative selections:
*** From Mark Sofman:
46.) Casino Manager, Miles City, MT
47.) Road Crew, Dick Dale and the Del-Tones, Based in Southern California
No drugs, No smoking, No alcohol.
MUST !!! have strong work ethics, clean appearance and a good driving record.
Dick Dale
PO Box 1713, Twentynine Palms, Ca. 92277
Call: 760 367 0588
*** Weekly Piracy Report:
27.06.2012: 1030 UTC: Posn: 14:22.59N – 054:38.26E Around 110nm north of Socotra Island, Yemen, (Off Somalia).
Pirates in a dhow approached a bulk carrier underway. Master raised alarm and took evasive manoeuvres. As the dhow closed the onboard armed security team fired warning shots. The dhow continued to ignored the warning shots and continued to approach. Two pirates hiding under a blanket appeared with guns and fired upon the ship. there was an exchange of fire between the onboard security team and the pirates until the pirates aborted the attack and moved away. No injuries to crew. At the time of the incident Master reported wind direction and force as SSW x 7.
26.06.2012: 2215 LT: Posn: 22:10.5N – 091:42.6E, Chittagong Anchorage ‘B’, Bangladesh.
Two robbers armed with knives boarded an anchored container ship just after a heavy rain shower. One of the robbers attacked the deck watch-keeper at the aft station who immediately reported to the bridge and managed to run inside the accommodation. Alarm raised. By the time the crew mustered it was noticed that around 15 robbers in the boat were moving way with stolen ship stores. Master informed the Coast Guard who responded immediately.
20.06.2012: 1200 UTC: Posn: 20:29N – 059:03E, Around 13nm East of Masirah, Oman, (Off Somalia).
Pirates hijacked a dhow and took her seven crew members as hostage. Authorities informed.
12.06.2012: 0520 UTC: Posn: 12:49.6N – 43:15.9E, Off Mauyyun Island, Red Sea.
Six skiffs with 3 to 8 persons in each approached a LNG Tanker underway at speeds between 14 to 20 knots. Weapons were sighted in three skiffs. The skiffs approached and started tailing the vessels stern at a distance of around 200/300meters. The onboard security team were deployed and they showed their weapons to the approaching skiffs resulting in the skiffs backing off. Over the next 2.5hrs the skiffs approached the vessel five times from port and stbd sides before moving away.
17.06.2012: 1330 LT: Posn: 01:38.24N-110:28.43E, Kuching Anchorage, Malaysia.
Robbers boarded an anchored tug and barge. They broke open containers, stole the cargo and escaped unnoticed. Master reported to local law enforcement authorities.
20.06.2012: 0505 UTC: Posn: 20:50.8N-059:30.2E (Around 35nm NE of Masirah Island, Oman), Off Somalia.
Pirates in a dhow armed with guns fired upon a LNG tanker underway. Pirates were also armed with RPG. The dhow closed in to 50meters from the ship and fired shots from their guns, of which three hit the vessel. Master enforced anti-piracy measures and managed to evade boarding.
18.06.2012: 1105 UTC: Posn: 12:19N – 043:57E, Gulf of Aden.
Six skiffs with 4-6 pirates in each skiff approached a bulk carrier underway at 25 knots from the stbd bow. Master raised alarm, increased speed, altered course and sent distress message. The skiffs attempted to close onto the vessel from the stbd beam and stbd quarter and one skiff tried to approach from the port bow. The onboard armed security team fired eight warning flares but the pirates continued their attempts. Weapons and ladders were identified in the skiff. After nearly 40minutes the security team fired six warning shots and the pirates aborted and moved away. A naval ship came for assistance.
17.06.2012: 0030 LT: 17:00N – 082:18E, Kakinada Anchorage, India.
Robbers boarded an anchored bulk carrier. Duty A/B on rounds heard two robbers talking to each other on the forecastle. He immediately informed the 2/O on bridge who raised the alarm and sounded ship’s whistle continuously. The duty A/B heard a motor boat moving away from the vicinity of the forecastle. On inspection a new mooring rope was found partially hacked into small pieces on the deck. Kakinada port control was called on VHF but no response received. Ship’s agent was informed and security message transmitted via VHF to warn other ships at the anchorage.
12.06.2012: 0300 UTC: Posn: 13:20.2N – 042:56.9E, Red Sea.
A tanker underway noticed a white skiff with two outboard motors approach her at more than 25 knots. Initially two pirates were observed in the skiff and as the skiff closed five more were observed to surface from the skiff floor. As the skiff continued to approach aggressively and at a distance of around 200 meters from the tanker the Master authorised the armed team to fire warning shots. After around 1 hour 25 minutes another two white skiffs with twin outboard motors and doing more than 25 knots were observed approaching the tanker. The armed team again showed their weapons, fired rocket flares and at a distance of 200 meters fired warning shots. In both incidents the non essential crew retreated into the citadel, a distress was sent for assistance. A surveillance aircraft was dispatched which arrived at the location.
SUSPICIOUS INCIDENT –
09.06.2012: 1736 UTC: Posn: 24:52.1N – 056:38.3E (Around 12nm East of Al Bulaydah, Oman), Off Somalia.
Persons in four boats chased a chemical tanker underway. Two boats spread in an interval of 20 mins and one boat approached from stern and positioned itself not more than five metres from the tanker’s poop deck. Master raised alarm, took evasive manoeuvres and non-essential crew mustered in the citadel. Ship’s whistle was sounded continuously and the search light directed towards the third boat. The boat altered course and moved away. The remaining three boats passed very close to the tanker’s side without stopping. After 20 mins a further two boats approached the tanker from stern, one from port and the other from stbd. Master took anti-piracy preventive measures, directed search light and noticed four persons in one boat and five on the other boat. After 15 mins, the boats increased speed and moved away due to the hardening measures observed on the tanker.
*** Combating Piracy Week – 22 – 26 October, London
The final agenda for Combating Piracy Week (22 – 26 October, London) has now been released. Combating Piracy Week will bring together 200+ Senior Security Representatives from across the global oil & gas and shipping industries to hear the latest thinking on practical security measures and gain intelligence on current levels of political involvement.
You can see the final agenda here: www.combating-piracy.com
*** Ball cap of the week: USS Freedom (LCS 1)
*** Coffee mug of the week: Pennsylvania Association of Realtors
*** T-shirt of the week: Bike Keweenaw Bike Trails, Michigan (Thanks to Kim Perz!)
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