Part-time Communications Coordinator responsible for producing press releases, press kits, newsletters, marketing emails, social media, and print materials. The role develops communication strategies to strengthen brand awareness, customer loyalty, and satisfaction; manages email design and production; and collaborates with marketing teams on new ideas. Required qualifications include MailChimp experience, technical editing skills, and the ability to manage time and work independently.
Accordus exists to support growing non-profit and mission-driven for-profit organizations. As organizations grow and accomplish their mission, they reach a critical point when much of their time is focused on doing the office work rather than accomplishing the mission. Accordus handles accounting, HR, donor management systems, and other industry-specific technical systems so the organization can focus on the mission, not the systems. Learn more at Accordus.com.
*We only review and accept applications through our site, Accordus.com. Please apply there directly to be considered for this position.*
JOB TITLE: Communications Coordinator
REPORTS TO: Director of Operations
SCOPE OF POSITION: The communications coordinator role is a part-time contractor position within the Accordus team. This team member fills critical functions for Accordus clients by managing production of the communication material including emails, social media, and print material.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Create Informative and interesting press releases, press kits, newsletters and related marketing materials
- Develop and implement effective communication strategies that build customer loyalty programs, brand awareness, and customer satisfaction
- Manage the design, content and production of all marketing emails
- Work with different marketing departments to generate new ideas and strategies
QUALIFICATIONS:
All applicants must have:
- MailChimp experience
- Technical editing skills
- Ability to manage time and work independently
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