global strategic communications ownership for the museum that coordinates culture, politics, philanthropy, architecture, arts, and entertainment media across global outlets.

• Develop and execute a long-range global, strategic communications plan for the museum that includes cultural, political, philanthropic, architectural, arts, and entertainment press.
• Support the Director of Communications with outreach on institutional initiatives, exhibitions, and other areas as assigned.
• Lead, leverage, and engage third-party public relations agencies and their relationships to influence the best media coverage.
• Build and sustain strong media contacts with national, regional, and local print, broadcast, and digital outlets.
• Build and maintain strong communication and relationships with internal departments including but not limited to Film Programs, Education and Public Engagement, Operations, Curatorial, Advancement, Membership, and Marketing, as well as the Academy, to promote museum programs and initiatives.
• Coordinate media interest in the museum and ensure regular contact with target media and appropriate response to media requests.
• Write press materials, including press releases, media alerts, fact sheets, and backgrounders.
• Prepare public remarks for museum and Academy spokespeople, both internal and third-party, and institutional messaging for staff.
• Pitch, book, and cover interviews; coordinate and cover site visits; coordinate photographic and video coverage.
• Manage interviews for museum spokespeople, including interview preparation and media training, and fulfill press requests.