We have it on good authority that the National Association of Realtors is still seeking CVs for Business Issues Media Representative showing at least 3-5 years experience in media/public affairs or related area along with a demonstrated ability to build print, broadcast & social media relationships.
Sage Communications
The Armed Forces Foundation is seeking a Digital Media Manager to handle a variety of web & multimedia duties; 2 to 3 years’ experience in Public Affairs, Public Relations, Communications, or Journalism; strong proficiency with video and photo editing software and web design/web management deemed an all-caps MUST.
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
- Digital Communications Manager – 3+ years experience with editing & proofing web content & working proficiency in CMS, SEO, analytics, and all things digital is required; knowledge of Convio, Contribute, WordPress, and Dreamweaver a plus.
- Simon Chaitowitz Communications Fellowship – $8/hr compensation goes along with this excellent opportunity to hone your communications skill-set.
United Nations Foundation
- Senior Communications Officer for the Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action – apply by Jan. 29
- Deputy Director for the Shot@Life campaign – apply by Jan. 29
- Communications Officer for the Shot@Life campaign – apply by Jan. 31
- Audio/Visual Coordinator – apply by Feb. 5
- Advocacy & Communications Manager for the Every Woman Every Child campaign – New York – apply by Jan. 29
- Innovation Planning Consultant – New York – apply by Feb. 9
- Internships: Women, Girls & Population / Adolescent Girls and Women, Girls & Population / Reproductive Health – apply by Jan. 31
- PR/Media Relations Manager – Bethesda or Annapolis, MD
- Copywriter – Bethesda or Annapolis, MD
- Digital Marketing Specialist – Annapolis, MD
Here’s a very fresh Director of Government Relations opportunity with the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education with a $75k pay grade
– more to come –
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Laurie Anne Sayles, Candidate for the Maryland General Assembly – Communications Fellow
The Communications Fellow plays a central role in communicating with internal and external audiences about the Campaign’s priorities. This individual will help support the public management of the campaign’s message. Opportunities will be given to contribute new ideas and innovations in a fast-moving campaign environment, as well as learn from expert staff. This is an entry-level position working collaboratively as part of a small, effective team where every position makes significant and substantive contributions to the campaign. The fellow is a member of the Communications and Outreach Team and will work closely with the Communications Director. Specific tasks may include, but are not limited to:
-- Help write, edit, develop and placement of content for Campaign website, including articles, photos, and video
-- Assist in generating publicity for Campaign events and programming and respond to press inquiries
-- Coordinate, edit, and distributing the Campaign’s weekly e-newsletter
-- Monitor news and social media platforms to develop relevant “clips” specific to current campaign priorities
-- Help maintain candidate’s web presence
-- Assist in preparing and placing Campaign marketing materials and advertisements
-- Maintain Campaign communications evaluation tools including website analytics.
Qualifications Sought in Fellow (skills/background):
Required:
-- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; the ability to communicate concisely and persuasively
-- Familiarity or experience working with databases, website platforms and social media
-- Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage and advance multiple projects at once
-- Experience working successfully in collaborative, team environments
-- Minimum of 20 hours per week required
-- Strong work ethic and willingness to travel within Montgomery County District 17 region of Rockville and Gaithersburg, MD
-- Commitment to the mission and work of the Laurie-Anne Sayles Campaign
Preferred:
-- Previous communication internship or paid writing experience
-- Familiarity with Montgomery County and key voter population
Compensation
This is an unpaid position. We are open to working with select upper level undergraduate or graduate students and their institution of higher education that are interested in obtaining college credit for this fellowship.
To Apply
Please send resume and cover letter with 1-2 page writing sample to Communications Director John-Ubong Silas at jusilasu@gmail.com with “Communications Fellow” in subject line.
Interested candidates should apply no later than Monday, January 25th. Qualified applicants will be contacted by Friends of Laurie Anne Sayles Campaign staff member.
About the Candidate
Laurie Anne Sayles is an advocate who learned early, as the youngest of six children, that sometimes it takes fighting to get your fair share. She has been perfecting this skill ever since. While balancing a full-time academic schedule, raising her daughter, working full time and dedicating her free time volunteering to support the changing needs in her district, she was just doing her fair share. Her passion for public service is echoed in the question posed by Martin Luther King Jr., “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others?” Sayles slogan is Committed to Community, Dedicated to Progress. She represents a new perspective for the citizens of District 17. A proven leader, she would be a much needed new voice of progress in Annapolis. If elected, Laurie-Anne would be the first African-American woman ever elected to the Maryland General Assembly representing Montgomery. To learn more about the candidate Laurie Anne Sayles, please visit http://www.saylesfordelegate.com/
Laurie Anne Sayles, Candidate for the Maryland General Assembly – Constituent Liaison Fellow
Primary Responsibilities of Constituent Liaison Fellow:
The Constituent Liaison helps conducts outreach to local leadership of particular interest-group communities (strong emphasis on women, minority, and immigrant) and small businesses in Montgomery County. The fellow is a member of the Communications and Outreach Team. Opportunities will be given to contribute new ideas and innovations in a fast-moving campaign environment, as well as learn from expert staff. This is an entry-level position working collaboratively as part of a small, effective team where every position makes significant and substantive contributions to the campaign.
Specific tasks may include, but are not limited to:
-- Coordinate, plan, and conduct Campaign canvassing, voter registration drive, call banks, and other outreach engagement with various key stakeholders
-- Assist in writing, editing and developing communications to registered voters, district residence, community organizations, and area small businesses
-- Monitor media coverage of the Laurie Anne Sayles Campaign and our issue areas to provide weekly updates
-- Complete and contribute substantially to devising constituent contact listings.
-- Provide general support to the Campaign’s Communications Director and other staff as needed.
Qualifications Sought in Fellow (skills/background):
Required:
-- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; the ability to communicate concisely and persuasively
-- Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage and advance multiple projects at once
Excellent research and critical thinking skills and a demonstrated ability to learn complex issues quickly
-- Experience working successfully in collaborative, team environments.
-- Minimum of 20 hours per week required
-- Strong work ethic and willingness to travel within Montgomery County District 17 region of Rockville and Gaithersburg, MD
-- Commitment to the mission and work of the Laurie-Anne Sayles Campaign
Preferred:
-- Demonstrated interest in public policy dealing with education, affordable healthcare, and transportation in the State of Maryland, particularly in Montgomery County
-- Familiarity with Montgomery County and key voter population
Compensation
This is an unpaid position. We are open to working with select upper level undergraduate or graduate students and their institution of higher education that are interested in obtaining college credit for this fellowship.
To Apply
Please send resume and cover letter with 1-2 page writing sample to Communications Director John-Ubong Silas at jusilasu@gmail.com with “Constituent Liaison Fellow” in subject line
Interested candidates should apply no later than Monday, January 25th. Qualified applicants will be contacted by Friends of Laurie Anne Sayles Campaign staff member.
About the Candidate
Laurie Anne Sayles is an advocate who learned early, as the youngest of six children, that sometimes it takes fighting to get your fair share. She has been perfecting this skill ever since. While balancing a full-time academic schedule, raising her daughter, working full time and dedicating her free time volunteering to support the changing needs in her district, she was just doing her fair share. Her passion for public service is echoed in the question posed by Martin Luther King Jr., “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others?” Sayles slogan is Committed to Community, Dedicated to Progress. She represents a new perspective for the citizens of District 17. A proven leader, she would be a much needed new voice of progress in Annapolis. If elected, Laurie-Anne would be the first African-American woman ever elected to the Maryland General Assembly representing Montgomery.
To learn more about the candidate Laurie Anne Sayles, please visit http://www.saylesfordelegate.com/
NOTE - per the campaign, the correct application deadline for these is Monday, Jan. 27
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