Opportunities to swell your frequent flyer miles accounts, now-more-scary-sounding government agencies, words we haven't seen before (releasability?), people doing lovely and essential things to help other people, cancer-fighting pharma companies, and some excellent jobs at all levels - it's just another Friday at
your favorite public affairs jobs resource.
This
Director of Stewardship & Donor Communications slot with
Georgetown University somehow eluded our recent
College/University special edition.
Imagine the business-trip and trade-show perks that accompany the
Executive Director job with the
Association of Corporate Travel Executives – breathtaking, we’re sure. Get yourself fired up to apply (by Dec. 21, please) by checking out this
precisely on-point film, opening today, coincidentally enough. Bonus coverage: more travel industry-related opportunities available via
ACTE’s job board.
SAIC seeks
Foreign Disclosure Coordinator/Attorney with (naturally) law degree – plus 5 years of experience with international trade, foreign releasability and knowledge of coalition partner nations. Military experience is preferred; secret clearance a must.
Staying on the secret-clearance beat,
CSC looks to recruit a
Public Affairs Professional for military-related media monitoring and analysis duty.
Satisfy your imperial – or at least municipal – ambitions with this far-flung-Friday chance to be
City Manager of the optimistically-named
City of Happy Valley, OR. You’ll rule (with an iron fist, we hope) a fast-growing town of 11k loyal servants, with a staff of 35 catering to your every whim.
Newscaster position available with
National Public Radio.
For you get-ahead-of-the-game types,
C-SPAN is already accepting
Intern applications for the Fall 2010 term.
Comfort Zone Camp is the nation’s largest bereavement camp – offering a camp-experience free of charge to children ages 7-17 who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling or primary caregiver. So, let’s try and help them find an exceptionally well-qualified
Director of Development to help keep the operation fully funded. Richmond, Va., HQ – but, other locations or home-based is possible. Apply by Jan. 4.
Also in the
thank-God-there-are-people-doing-this-kind-of-work category – opportunities to join the team at
Operation Smile, a volunteer international medical group helping children who suffer from cleft lip, cleft palate and other facial deformities – Norfolk, Va,, except as noted:
We were unaware that ATF had added Explosives to title; sounds even more thrilling and terrifying now –
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives –
Chief, Legislative Affairs – $120k-$153k – job ID: 10-DEU-047-GWH – apply by Dec. 7
UK-headquartered
Animal Defenders International seeks
Lobbying Staff for a new satellite office in DC. They are also moving their main US office from San Francisco to Los Angeles, and are looking for campaign/admin staff there, as well.
Cancer-fightin’ pharma firm
Dendreon is seeking
National Managers (yes, plural) of
Government & External Affairs. Registered Lobbyist and BIO/PhRMA member desired; JD or other relevant graduate degree preferred. Job purportedly located in “Offsite, WA” – but we suspect it might be potentially DC-based (or at least heavy DC-travel).
The important-sounding
Arabella Philanthropic Advisors has an important-sounding
Director of Client Services for the New Venture Fund job awaiting someone who can take on the responsibilities of contract negotiation, donor management, coordinating with sponsored organizations, and monitoring the work of vendors, contractors, etc.
Bank of New York Mellon looks to add a
Government Relations Associate to the DC office. They’ve put this stern warning label the package:
winning hire will encounter difficult and sensitive situations surrounding requests for information, campaign contributions, and will be fielding calls from senior business leaders who may need immediate context for regulatory and legislative developments; will be dealing with fast changing situations in highly charged atmosphere as Congress and regulators react to the economic conditions of the last two year.
International Union for Conservation of Nature –
Fundraising Officer – fixed term, to 12/31/10 – apply by Dec. 10
Literally
dozens of opportunities available with the good folks at the
Humane Society of the US. We really like their
error page, too.
Agency for International Development –
Administrative Specialist – $41k-$65k – job ID: AID-10-0056A-DH – apply by Dec. 9
New (posted Dec. 3) and entry-level (as described by them) opportunity with
GE - unfortunately for most of you, it's in Fairfield, CT -
Corporate Communications Coordinator (search req ID 1120544).
Closer (but not necessarily
close: Manassas, Va.) to our main constituency here:
Communications & Operations Project Coordinator with the
American Public University System.
We could not find (at least as of Thursday evening) this seemingly-fresh
Development Officer job with the
Smithsonian Institution on their
careers page, or via the usually dependable
USAjobs.gov. Don’t let that stop you, though.
Independent Sector – self-described as
the leadership forum for charities, foundations, and corporate giving programs committed to advancing the common good in America and around the world – has two spots open:
Gibraltar Associates seeks
Associate, Social Media with proven expertise in 2.0 communications and exceptional video production and editing skills.
Here’s a new high-level GR opportunity for you:
Vice President, Government Relations with Fortune 500 dweller
Affiliated Computer Services. (NYSE: ACS – $55.71)
Oh, the humanity! The
Humanities Council of Washington, DC seeks a creative and intellectually curious
Director of Programs and Communications. Sounds fun; apply by Dec. 15.
Interns also sought.
Get your resume into the
American Chiropractic Association immediately for their
Public & Media Relations Manager position, and maybe,
just maybe, they’ll be so impressed that you’ll be hired before their generous company-wide
week off between Christmas and New Year’s. Nah, that’ll never happen.
Your week-closing job-search resource: the pretty-robust jobs section of
PR News Online.