1) Abt Associates – Director, Public & Media Relations
2) AFL-CIO Solidarity Center – Regional Program Manager, Africa Department
3) Alliance to Save Energy – Internships – policy, communications, events & other disciplines available - $11/hr – apply by July 22
4-7) Alzheimer's Association:
- Associate Director, State Affairs
- Director, Federal Affairs
- Senior Manager, Advocacy – Chicago, IL
- Associate Director, Communications – Chicago, IL
10-12) Aspen Institute:
- Communications Intern, Center for Native American Youth
- Intern, Global Leaders for Reproductive Health
- Intern, Impact Economy – apply by Aug. 12
14) Dominion Enterprises – Creative Production Assistant – Norfolk, Va.
15) Dynamic Research Corp. – Strategic Communications Consultant – $82k-$95k
16) Ernst & Young – Supervising Public Relations Associate (search DC location or req ID NEW0030E)
17-18) Federal Realty:
19-21) Folio Investing:
22-23) General Electric:
24-26) Georgetown University:
- Director, Law Annual Fund – $75k-$85k
- Assistant Director of Strategic Communications & Speechwriting
- Videographer – $36k-$59k
28-29) J.P. Morgan Chase (search DC location or use req ID):
- Vice President, Federal Government Relations/Policy Development & Communications (110056560)
- Exec Admin Assistant (110054440) – supporting GR team
31) Morgan Lewis & Bockius – Director of Marketing & Practice Development – DC, Philadelphia or San Francisco
32) Mystery well-known recreation association – PR Manager, Government Relations – search managed by Bloom, Gross & Associates
33-34) National Association of County and City Health Officials:
- Program Analyst/Media Relations Specialist - $49k-$53k – apply by Sept. 13
- Government Relations Intern – Fall 2011
36) Open Society Institute – Program Assistant, Community Fellowships Program – part-time – Baltimore, MD – apply by Aug. 12
37) Prominent financial services trade association – Associate Director of Political Affairs
38) Radio Free Europe – Production Assistant – apply by July 31 - NOTE: the nice people at RFE have just let us know that this position is based in Prague in the Czech Republic. We're really sorry for any confusion we've caused here.
39) Russ Reid – Operations Coordinator
40-44) Susan G. Komen For the Cure:
- Global Race Program Manager
- Admin Assistant, Research Programs
- Program Manager, Community Grantmaking
- Director, Communications & External Relations – as previously noted here
- several Dallas-based opportunities also available
- Assistant Communications Director, Organizing & Campaigns
- Assistant Communications Director, Policy & Advocacy
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Hey team, could you post this out? Many thanks!
JOBS: New media directors needed for bold progressive Congressional campaigns
POSITION SUMMARY:
Do you have what it takes to run a new media program? Is your email writing clear, your testing kung fu strong, and your strategic mind sharp? And do you want to work to help elect bold, uncompromising, top-tier progressive Democratic Congressional candidates in 2012?
The Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) is working with many campaigns this cycle to help them run the most efficient and effective new media programs out there, and we're building a collection of qualified people for our campaigns to hire to run these programs.
The right candidates will be able to conceive and execute creative and strategic online campaigns in a fast-paced environment from start to finish -- everything from strategic planning, page creation, email writing, online advertising, blogging and outreach, and more -- as well as work hand-in-hand with other campaign departments like communications, finance, and field to help them use new media tools to make their operations more effective.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Typical new media director responsibilities include:
Operating within a campaign strategy to conceive and execute strategic, creative online programs that build an email list, swell grassroots support, recruit volunteers, raise small-dollar contributions online, garner media attention, and help your candidate win on election day
Management of campaign website, including helping in the design and re-design process, updating content, and creating new pages
Management of campaign email program, including list building, online fundraising, advocacy campaigns, email writing, effective testing, and analysis
Management of campaign online advertising program, including working with outside consultants and creating effective campaigns to achieve benchmarks
Management of online press outreach and social networking, including blogging, updating campaign social media assets, and blog/online press outreach
Assisting other departments such as communications, field, and finance to help them be more effective using online tools
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
Minimum 1 year prior online organizing experience, including strategic planning, email writing, and page creation
Demonstrated experience and success with online campaigns
Strong writing skills
Proven creativity and initiative
Knowledge of HTML, CSS, Salsa advocacy tools, ActBlue fundraising tools, and the Wordpress CMS
Commitment to progressive values and drive to put bold progressive candidates in office
Knowledge or experience in javascript/jQuery, Photoshop, advanced front-end web development, field operations, finance operations, communications operations, and electoral campaigns a plus
Pay and benefits competitive. Must be ready to move and work day-to-day on the ground with the campaign, and work long, irregular hours as necessary.
ABOUT THE PROGRESSIVE CHANGE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE:
Founded in January 2009, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) is an organization dedicated to helping better, bolder
progressive candidates get elected. We provide candidates with the tools and knowledge to hit the ground running from Day One. Our staff includes senior organizers from top-tier congressional campaigns and progressive movement organizations. We’re a not-for-profit, one-stop shop for progressive candidates at the state and federal levels.
PCCC is an equal opportunity employer. Women, people of color, members of the LGBT community, and others are strongly encouraged to apply.
TO APPLY:
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and writing sample. Your cover letter should indicate how you learned of the job opening and your salary history. Email your documents to jason@boldprogressives.org
Fintrac - Editor - short-term opportunity, available immediately
Fintrac (www.Fintrac.com) is an international agriculture / agribusiness company. The Fintrac Bellmon Estimation Studies for Title II (BEST) team produces reports on food aid and food security for USAID. The BEST reports amount to about 300 pages, and contain economic and agricultural analysis in the form of written narrative, figures, and tables. A good example of what a BEST published product is available at http://www.usaid.gov/our_work/humanitarian_assistance/ffp/besthaitireport.pdf
As editor, he/she would harmonize the many voices of the document (which is written by about five people), copy edit and format the document (using Word), and maintain document management / version control among different authors, sections, and drafts. The report’s sections are passed among the team for comment, review, and editing per Track Changes.
We are looking for someone who is a strong writer and editor, and a fast learner. He/she must be extremely organized and extremely familiar with Microsoft Word. He/she should be comfortable interacting with writers, spot-checking facts, and generally being responsible for harmonizing a large, technical document.
We would like he/she to start next week (July 18th) and stay until the end of September. Preferably, he/she would be able to work in our offices in DC for the majority of the term.
Please circulate this request among any writers you think would be interested- they can send their CV and a writing sample to mdoman@fintrac.com
Fintrac - Editor - short-term opportunity, available immediately
Fintrac (www.Fintrac.com) is an international agriculture / agribusiness company. The Fintrac Bellmon Estimation Studies for Title II (BEST) team produces reports on food aid and food security for USAID. The BEST reports amount to about 300 pages, and contain economic and agricultural analysis in the form of written narrative, figures, and tables. A good example of what a BEST published product is available at http://www.usaid.gov/our_work/humanitarian_assistance/ffp/besthaitireport.pdf
As editor, he/she would harmonize the many voices of the document (which is written by about five people), copy edit and format the document (using Word), and maintain document management /v ersion control among different authors, sections, and drafts. The report’s sections are passed among the team for comment, review, and editing per Track Changes.
We are looking for someone who is a strong writer and editor, and a fast learner. He/she must be extremely organized and extremely familiar with Microsoft Word. He/she should be comfortable interacting with writers, spot-checking facts, and generally being responsible for harmonizing a large, technical document.
We would like he/she to start next week (July 18th) and stay until the end of September. Preferably, he/she would be able to work in our offices in DC for the majority of the term.
Please circulate this request among any writers you think would be interested- they can send their CV and a writing sample to mdoman@fintrac.com
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