Sunday, May 26, 2013

The Weekend Hasn't Expired Yet, But These Listings Will Soon

We'll be back w/ fresh material on Tuesday; until then, take a look at previously noted opportunities closing next week.

Dalberg Global Investment Advisors/Dalberg Research – Communications Coordinator – May 27

Nature Conservancy
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Boeing – Communications Specialist supporting Electronic & Information Solutions/Network & Space Systems – May 28

Dept. of Defense – Public Affairs Specialist – $105k-$136k – job ID: OSD-13-886791-B – May 28 

Smithsonian Institution –  Project Manager for the National Museum of the American Indian – $89k-$115k – job ID: 13R-DP-298613-DEU-NMAI – May 28 

American Council On Renewable Energy – Media Relations Associate – May 31

Asia Foundation
Christian Brothers Conference – Communications Specialist (pdf) – May 31

George Mason University – Communications & Marketing Manager – May 31

SEEP – Program Associate, Member Affairs and Global Communications – proficiency in Spanish required – May 31

Southern Political Science Association – Executive Director (pdf)  – part-time – Statesboro, GA – May 31

United Nations Foundation – Partnerships & Communications Associate – New York – May 31 

Advancing Girls’ Education in Africa – Director of Development – $35k-$45k – June 1

League of Conservation Voters – Vice President of Communications – June 1 
 
Mystery financial services trade association – Policy Director – June 1

1 comment:

Gordon said...

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