Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor's Degree in Communications, Journalism, Marketing or related field.
- Non-communication-related degree requires an additional two years of professional communications or marketing experience.
- Six years of professional marketing communications experience with progressive responsibility.
- Non-communications-degreed individuals must have eight years of progressive responsibility in communications.
- Proven track record in growing programs, brand development and execution and increasing an organization's public profile, positioning, revenue and public engagement.
- Proven experience in media relations, publications management and web development.
- Experience leading small marketing communications department with many and diverse communications responsibilities.
- Ability to provide leadership and motivation to staff, securing their commitment to the College of Veterinary Medicine and the University of Minnesota.
- Demonstrated skill, knowledge, and ability to communicate clearly and concisely, orally and in writing.
- Highly collaborative style, ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal clients, external clients and the public.
- Experience working with fundraising and development and with animal related organizations or in a medical setting is preferred.
- Positions in this class typically require: fingering, grasping, talking, hearing, seeing and repetitive motions.
- May require lifting or carrying objects weighing more than 10 pounds
- Provide leadership direction, visioning, strategic alignment, and resource allocation for marketing and communications activities for the School of Veterinary Medicine.
- Lead and supervise department staff in public relations, marketing, e-communications, publications and internal and advancement communications.
- Coordinate with the Academic Health Center Office of Communications on public relations and media relations.
- Prepare and manage annual budgets.
- Envision and create a cohesive approach across multiple high-impact University publications, e-communications and marketing and other forms of communications including speeches and presentations.
- Advance the College of Veterinary Medicine with constituents and stakeholders including donors, alumni, media, and clients of the hospitals, faculty, students and public partners in local, national and international forums.
- Serve on Operations, Government Affairs and Diversity Committees and other committees as requested.
- Develop comprehensive multi-year strategic communications programs and plans.
- Plan, organize and execute internal and external communications that are consistent and clear with the College of Veterinary Medicine's mission of teaching, research and service.
- Ensure key messages and brand are reflected in all communications, outreach, marketing government affairs and promotional materials and that align with the University's mission and the College's strategic plan.
- Serve as College's representative with University public relations departments.
- Work in conjunction with the Academic Health Center on media and public relations strategies and execution.
- Establish partnerships with communications directors across the University.
- Provide expert advice to a broad range of constituents including administration, faculty, and staff on the most effective and efficient methods of achieving their internal and/or external communications goals.
- Counsel senior leadership on media/government relations, cultural, strategic communications and issues management.
- Represent the University to the public and community organizations.
- Researches and writes press releases, articles, brochures, speeches and announcements.
- Develop and implement annual marketing plans for the Veterinary Medical Center's hospitals, The Raptor Center, the Leatherdale Equine Center and the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory.
- Plan strategic internal and external relations programs leveraging existing and new media to deliver messages to a variety of audiences.
- Work in alignment with Advancement colleagues to promote development, fundraising, alumni relations and continuing education.
- Reviews campus, college, administrative unit, or department business goals; analyzes historical data and trends; and determines the impact on communication and marketing plans and other related activities.
- Evaluates the impact of trends in communications and marketing on applicable activities and systems and implements necessary changes to programs.
- Development of a consistent College brand and a variety of creative products for the College's enterprises.
- Materials include websites, advertising campaigns, magazines, photography and video production, e-communications vehicles, brochures and promotional materials.
- Ensure materials are in compliance with University brand guidelines and standards.
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