Director of Communications

Petaluma, CA (Hybrid)

$110K/yr – $120K/yrDirector/Executive5+ years expFull time

Posted 2 hrs ago

Job Summary

Own and coordinate CLAM’s communications function across branding, content creation, media relations, digital channels, and program reporting, while building internal capabilities and guiding multi-channel campaigns and partnerships.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Branding - Brand strategy, including brand platform, audiences, and personas - Member and partner listening tours, pulse checks, and surveys - Organization and product naming - Brand identity and guidelines Public Relations - Press releases and media relations - Speaking engagements - Recognition and awards Content Creation - Storytelling through copywriting, images, and video - Building closer relationships with key sources, in particular, residents - Leveraging content across multiple channels - Thought leadership about affordable housing and Community Land Trusts - Balanced mix of in-house and content sourced with partners Website - UI/UX, visual design, and copywriting - Newsletter and member conversion - Continual maintenance for error-free user experience Newsletter/email campaigns - Content roadmap with predictable publishing schedule - Goals and standards based on best practices Social Media - Social strategy and channel priority - Quick-turn social content Paid Media - Testing to assess where paid media fits in the channel mix Individual and organizational development - Roles and responsibilities for all communications initiatives - Team development within CLAM and outside consultants - Cultivation of pro bono partners to expand our talent pool Reporting, process, tools, and budget - Goal setting and KPI definition, tracking, and reporting - Efficient production and approval processes for web, newsletter/email, social - Large toolkit: project management, website builder/CMS, email marketing automation, visual design, donor management/CRM, and productivity - Budget setting, tracking, and ROI reporting These duties are subject to change at CLAM’s discretion

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience and five or more years of communications success in nonprofit and/or for-profit settings
  • Experience managing direct reports and external consultants
  • Superior copywriting and editorial skills
  • Comfort with planning, marketing, and productivity tools; our team uses Asana, Squarespace, MailChimp, Bloomerang, Canva, Slack, and Google Workspace or similar tools
  • Ability to take on projects with a high degree of autonomy from concept through creative brief, team selection, execution, design review, and final delivery
  • Demonstrated ability to craft compelling narratives from a variety of sources, including interviews, live footage, events, archival content, and web research
  • For video production, a strong sense of pacing, music selection, sound design, and emotional storytelling
  • Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple deadlines simultaneously
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively with both internal and partner teams, including creative talent and technical subject matter experts
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment

Preferred

  • Direct experience in the field of affordable housing
  • Bilingual English-Spanish language proficiency
  • Volunteer or work experience in social services, ideally affordable housing
  • Strong project management and organizational skills.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
  • Commitment to CLAM’s mission and the values of equity, inclusion, and community stewardship.

Benefits

  • medical coverage
  • paid time off
  • sick pay
  • a 403(b) retirement program.
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Community Land Trust Association of West Marin (CLAM)

The mission of the Community Land Trust of West Marin (CLAM) is to provide stable and permanently affordable homes in an environmentally responsible way in the communities surrounding Tomales Bay in Marin County, CA.As a community land trust, CLAM takes land and housing out of the speculative real estate market and holds it “in trust” to serve as a long-term community asset for housing people. In historically segregated Marin, with one of the most expensive housing markets in the country, CLAM works to advance racial and economic equity by enabling families to purchase and rent homes affordably, whereby preventing displacement and empowering families and individuals to advance economically and thrive within their communities.CLAM creates and stewards stable and permanently affordable homes in an environmentally responsible way in the communities surrounding Tomales Bay. Our work crosses issues of economic equity, racial justice, issues related to aging and seniors, affordable housing, and environmental sustainability. By creating stable and affordable places for people to live, we enable individuals and families to build wealth, contribute to their community, reduce carbon emissions (by decreasing commutes for local workers), and reduce stress and other negative health outcomes related to unstable or unsuitable housing.

Founded in 2001
Point Reyes Station, California, USA
9 employees (1 in marketing)

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$110K/yr – $120K/yr

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Director of Communications

Community Land Trust Association of West Marin (CLAM) · Petaluma, CA · Hybrid