Digital communications and media manager

London, UK (Hybrid)

Salary Not AvailableMid LevelFull time

Posted 2 weeks ago

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Shape BISC external voice by owning the communications strategy, content engine and media relations while tying outcomes to research impact.

Communications Strategy & Brand Toolkit: own the narrative framework and the brand toolkit, ensuring consistency across research, advocacy and convening activities.
Content Production & Distribution: curate and create website, social, and media content that translates complex research into accessible stories.
Media & Stakeholder Engagement: manage inquiries, nurture UK and Baltic media relationships, and measure impact to guide ongoing strategy.

Designing and implementing a communications strategy to create coherent narratives aligned with BISC’s mission, and to boost the impact of BISC’s research, analysis and expertise;
Curating and originating digital content in line with this strategy, for publication on the BISC website and social media channels (X, LinkedIn), or in other media;
Working closely with BISC colleagues to showcase their advocacy, research and convening activities;
Create visual and numerical content (charts, tables, infographics and maps) to complement BISC’s written work;
Manage media enquiries and develop, grow and maintain strong relations with key media in the UK and Baltic countries;
Track and evaluate performance by collecting and analyzing media engagement data to improve evolving communications and media strategy for greater impact.
Lead on preparing regular BISC newsletters for various audiences using digital tools.
Provide staff and BISC’s executive board with regular evaluations of BISC external communications
Lead on BISC’s brand communications toolkit and keep it up to date ad expand depending on needs.
Produce creative assets and support fundraising and internal communications.