Communications Specialist I
Public Health Institute
California, MO (Remote)
$66K/yr - $94K/yrIn-houseFull-timeEntry level2+ years exp.
15 hrs ago
Executive Communications Manager
New York, USA (On-site)
$118K/yr – $163K/yrSenior Level6+ years expFull time
Posted 2 months ago
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Job Summary
Own and coordinate executive and internal communications to build trust, align messaging across channels, and translate complex topics into audience-tailored narratives for leadership impact.
- Own strategic executive/employee communications and partner-engagement plans, shaping messaging across channels.
- Translate complex topics into clear narratives, support speeches and presentations for the CEO/Executive Management Committee.
- Collaborate with Corporate Communications and stakeholders to plan campaigns, calendars, events, and measurement of impact.
Job Description
Own and coordinate executive and internal communications to build trust, align messaging across channels, and translate complex topics into audience-tailored narratives for leadership impact.
- Own strategic executive/employee communications and partner-engagement plans, shaping messaging across channels.
- Translate complex topics into clear narratives, support speeches and presentations for the CEO/Executive Management Committee.
- Collaborate with Corporate Communications and stakeholders to plan campaigns, calendars, events, and measurement of impact.
NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY
The New York Power Authority is the nation's largest state public power organization, with 17 generating facilities and more than 1,550 circuit-miles of transmission lines. More than 80 percent of the electricity we produce is clean renewable hydropower. NYPA is a leader in promoting energy efficiency, new energy technologies and electric transportation initiatives.Our lower-cost power production and electricity purchases support hundreds of thousands of jobs throughout the state. Our business customers range from Fortune 100 giants competing in international markets to small manufacturing or service firms that are vital to local economies.We sell power to government agencies; to community-owned electric systems and rural electric cooperatives; to job-producing companies; to private utilities for resale—without profit—to their customers; and to neighboring states, under federal requirements.For more information, visit www.nypa.gov. Social Terms of Use: bit.ly/3FpLzmg
