Strategic Marketing/Communications Specialist

12 May 2010

Organisation/person name:

Ministry of Culture and Heritage

Work type:

Temporary: Full-Time

Work classification:

Communication

Job description:

Secondment or fixed term employment for six months to cover the strategy development phase of the project. The Ministry will review/determine its communication/marketing needs for the implementation phase as the development phase nears completion.

The Ministry for Culture and Heritage is seeking an experienced marketing and communications specialist to develop the strategy for a national public awareness campaign for New Zealand’s switchover to digital television.

This is a unique opportunity to work at a high level in government with the Ministry for Culture and Heritage’s expert broadcasting team on a nationally significant project.

You will have experience in managing public awareness campaigns in a government environment, building and maintaining stakeholder and community relationships, finding innovative approaches to achieve value for money, and have the ability to make complex, technical messages simple.

Key skills sought:

Experience in managing public awareness campaigns, building and maintaining stakeholder and community relationships...

This opportunity is:

Paid

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Salary high $:

Closing date:

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

Contact details:

For further information please contact: Sarah Tebbs on 04 496 6353 or sarah.tebbs@mch.govt.nz To review the job profile or apply online, please go to www.jobs.govt.nz

Submitted by Ministry of Culture And Heritage on Wed, 12/05/2010 - 10:35am.

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