Thursday, December 13, 2018

Work in Progress

We're a work-in-progress today [edit: all done now]; here's a bunch of direct-to-us finds to get you started.

1) The American College of Radiology has let us know they are still actively recruiting for a PR Specialist with strong journalistic/AP Style-conforming writing skills & facility with various social media platforms – Reston location

2) The National Campus Leadership Council, a nonprofit that strengthens and cultivates student leadership in higher education, has shared this fresh Policy Manager/Director opportunity suited for candidates with 3+ years of experience in federal or state policy development and/or advocacy; personal background in student leadership a big plus.

3) The DC Dept. of Transportation is seeking a Technical Writer with 3-6 years’ experience in technical writing, eliciting requirements, and working on IT projects, along with expert-level grammar skills & ability to write & edit technical & complex documents for a wide audience – $73k-$94k – apply by Dec. 25

4-5) The Grocery Manufacturers Association has passed along two opportunities they describe as incredible opportunities for someone who is a self-starter and wants to contribute to a major organizational shift under new leadership:
6) The Institute for Justice is seeking a passionate, persuasive & entrepreneurial attorney to serve as the Director of the Center for Judicial Engagement – ideal candidate will be an excellent writer & public speaker with a deep understanding of judicial engagement & its connection to the Institute’s public-interest litigation efforts.

7) Professional Aviation Safety Specialists, AFL-CIO seeks Legal & Legislative Assistant with experience or educational background in government/legislative affairs; knowledge of federal-sector labor unions and/or the aviation industry & ability to conduct research with tools like LEXIS or CYBERFEDS preferred.

8) The Institute of International Finance seeks a Communications Program Assistant with an academic background in communications, journalism, marketing, economics, public policy or a related field; experience at an agency, news organization, Hill/Executive Branch office, or trade association preferred.

9) The National Geographic Society is seeking a Director to support the Campaign for Nature, a component of their Last Wild Places initiative – 8+ years of experience in political and/or non-profit campaigns required.

10) Per the comments field, we find this Strategic Marketing & Communications Coordinator post with the International Association of Chiefs of Police – 3+ years relevant experience required – apply by Dec. 20  

11) This is outside of our regular wheelhouse, but perhaps one of you have (or know someone with) the 1- 2 years of related accounting experience & proficiency w/ GAAP sought for this Staff Accountant role w/ Bethesda-based communications/public affairs firm the Hatcher Group.

12) Arizona State UniversityMedia Relations Officer for the Thunderbird School of Global Management – Phoenix, AZ – apply by Dec. 20

13-14) Aspen Institute
15) Blue Green AllianceColorado State Coordinator – Denver, CO

16) Brookings InstitutionProgram Coordinator, Executive Education

17) Citizens for EthicsResearch Intern (scroll to find)

18) Dominion Energy – Interns: CommunicationsMedia RelationsNuclear Communications – Richmond, Va.

19) Fannie MaeSenior Creative Writer

20-24) Georgetown University
25-26) Goodwill Industries
27) International Institute for Ammonia RefrigerationCommunications Specialist

28) National Defense Industrial AssociationDirector, Legislative Policy – apply by Jan. 20

29-34) Nature Conservancy
35) Nuclear Energy AdministrationPublic Affairs Specialist – $96k-$148k – apply by Dec. 17

36-37 ) Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington
38-40) Spire Communications (scroll to find)
41-45) Washington Post
46-48) Weber Shandwick

more to come OK, we're done – 

1 comment:

  1. Thank you, Gordon. This site is a go-to for anyone looking for work in the Communications field - we'd be lost without it!

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