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Associate National Communications Director Disabled American Veterans sought

Job Summary:

The National Adjutant, with the consent of the National Commander, appoints the position of Associate National Communications Director, National Headquarters. This position reports to the DAV’s National Communications Director for a variety of public relations and internal communications programs. Essential Functions: • Serve as a member of the editorial team that produces DAV Magazine. • Assist in setting and implementing the public relations agenda for the DAV National Organization, responding to media queries as needed. This includes preparation and distribution of DAV news releases, op-ed pieces, commentaries and features. • Research and prepare monthly material for print and online use as assigned to support key functions within the organization. • Assist in creating brochures, fact sheets, position papers, posters, and other materials in support of DAV initiatives and functions. • Provide video, print and photo coverage of DAV events and members for use in DAV public relations and internal communications outlets; develop A/V presentations for use by various DAV management staff as needed. • Assist in writing official biographies, maintaining an up-to-date file of biographies for use in the DAV’s public relations programs. • Research and write content for DAV National Directors, speeches, and talking points. • Assist in analyzing and executing the DAV social media strategy through prescribed platforms. • Assist the National Communications Director with correspondence and articles related to DAV Magazine, as well as other administrative tasks at DAV National Headquarters. • Other tasks and duties, as assigned. * Excellent Benefits (medical, dental, vision, 401K and pension) * Generous paid time off (PTO) plan * Business Casual Dress Essential Skills and Experience: • Bachelor’s degree in journalism, English, or a writing-based discipline in the liberal arts; however, in the absence of a degree, must have comparable combination of experience and training. • A minimum of three years practical experience in the communications field is preferred. This experience should include public relations, as well as journalistic work. • Must possess exceptionally strong talent in written and verbal communication, particularly in the areas of journalism and speech writing. • Solid interpersonal skills are necessary in dealing with public officials and other ranking persons. • Extensive computer skills – MS Office applications, basic knowledge of HTML, other web technologies, social media platforms, and photo and video editing software. • A demonstrated ability to work independently, and meet deadlines under pressure. • Position requires the physical ability and stamina to perform under mental stress. Job Type: Full-time Experience: • Communications: 3 years (Preferred) Apply Here

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