Director of Marketing and Communications

Louisville, KY (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableDirector/Executive3+ years expFull time

Posted 2 months ago

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Job Summary

Own the agency’s outward-facing storytelling and multi-channel communications, aligning campaigns, media, and donor content to advance fundraising and mission impact.

  • Communications & Campaign Management: Build annual calendars, oversee deadlines, and manage the communications budget.
  • Public Relations & Media: Serve as the primary media contact, arrange interviews, maintain media lists, and promote agency news.
  • Content & Storytelling: Write client impact stories and donor appeals across internal and external channels.

Job Description

  • Lead Agency Communications and Project Management
  • Create annual communications and campaigns calendar in coordination with CAO and Dir. of Individual Philanthropy.
  • Includes but not limited to e-newsletters, bulletin blasts, donor appeals, annual report, social media, impact stories, and more.
  • Lead execution of tasks and deadlines in communications calendar.
  • Manage Communications budget.
  • Oversee communication needs for Rouler (agency’s major annual fundraising event).
  • Plan and manage social media content submitted to the department by CCL’s 10 Programs on a monthly, sometimes daily, basis. Schedule and post as needed.
  • Public Relations and Media
  • Act as main agency contact for media outlet such as intake of media requests and setting up on air spots.
  • Coordinates media appearances or interviews with CEO as needed.
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Catholic Charities of Louisville, Inc.

Catholic Charities of Louisville serves people in need, especially the poor and oppressed. Consistent with the principles of Catholic social teaching, we build bridges of hope, mercy, and justice as we accompany struggling families and individuals to greater self-sufficiency, one relationship at a time. We collaborate and advocate for necessary changes in social policy. We call the local Catholic Church and others of goodwill to engage in acts of mercy and justice. We support and resource our 110 parishes to expand this work across the Archdiocese of Louisville.

Founded in 1939
Louisville, Kentucky, USA
108 employees (2 in marketing)