The digital content producer is part of HP’s brand creative and content team in New York. They work closely with the designers, editors and project managers to produce assets, articles and other content for social media use, the Garage by HP site, and other content hubs and digital projects. This role sits in HP's Global Communications Department.

Responsibilities include:

Producing articles in the CMS, including using correct fonts and color palettes
Creating assets for various social media platforms
Producing weekly newsletters
Sizing and uploading images
Purchasing images and sourcing photo credits and caption information
Liaising with photo editor and stock agencies
Maintaining and updating digital online hubs
Answering brand and brand journalism queries
Attending editorial and content meetings
Knowledge and Skills:

At least 2-3 years of experience working editorially with varied forms of digital content across digital platforms
Hands on CMS experience publishing content, in a known program such as WordPress, Drupal or AEM
Digital design skills, including a solid understanding of fonts, color palettes, photo image sizing
Understanding of digital audience needs and expectations
Deep proficiency Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Illustrator
Deep proficiency with Internet browsers and Microsoft Office suite especially Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook
Proficient with HTML code, PC operating systems and mobile devices
Good organizational skills and the ability to oversee projects from conception to delivery
Ability to build effective relationships with editors, stakeholders, and technical teams
Interact promptly, productively and positively with fellow employees and all levels of management
Excellent verbal, written and analytical skills, with strong motivation and work ethic

The DOC seeks to recruit a Press Officer. The candidate will work closely with the Deputy Commissioner of Public Information and will be responsible for handling all inquiries from the press. The incumbent will be required to handle high volume inquiries from reporters, members of the public, stakeholders, and is responsible for communicating complex, confidential and nuanced issues with clarity and accuracy.

The Press Officer job duties and responsibilities will include, but not be limited to:
• Serve as the lead contacts for the NYC Department of Correction in responding to calls from the press;
• Actively pitch positive news stories to reporters from local and citywide publications and websites;
• Compose press releases, advisories, speeches, talking points, related presentations, and information;
• Prepare senior leaders for media interviews and public events;
• Maintain and expand an extensive list of media contacts, build relationships with reporters and media outlet to ensure accurate coverage of DOC initiatives;
• Help to plan and manage frequent events for staff and stakeholders;
• Participating in on-call weekly rotation on nights and weekends responding to press inquiries;
• Write and edit content for in-house communication tools including websites, social media platforms, publications and newsletters;
• Respond to a variety of public information inquiries;
• Effectively communicate to internal and external parties;
• Perform related work and special projects

Minimum Requirements

1. A Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college with 24 credits in English, journalism or public relations, plus five (5) years of full-time paid experience in public relations, journalism or advertising, including two (2) years in an administrative, supervisory or consultative capacity; or
2. A combination of education and/or experience which is equivalent to "1" above. Graduate study in English, journalism, or public relations may be substituted for up to one year of required experience. However, all candidates must have at least two (2) years of administrative, supervisory, or consultative experience in public relations, journalism or advertising

Preferred Skills

• Possess experience as a journalist or as a communications specialist in handling calls from the press;
• Be a self-directed individual with the proven ability to take initiative as a problem solver;
• Be capable of multi-tasking and handling high-stress crisis communications situations;
• Possess the ability to operate in a high-volume, deadline driven environment;
• Understand and communicate information about sensitive criminal justice issues.
• Familiarity with shooting and editing video.

Additional Information new info

THIS POSITION IS OPEN TO APPLICANTS WHO HAVE TAKEN THE OPEN COMPETITIVE ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST EXAM #8051, OR THOSE WHO ARE ALREADY PERMANENT IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC INFORMATION SPECIALIST TITLE. PLEASE INDICATE IN YOUR COVER LETTER IF YOU HAVE TAKEN THE EXAM OR ALREADY PERMANENT IN THE ASSOCIATE CORRECTIONAL COUNSELOR TITLE.

The New York Applied Innovation Exchange of Capgemini is looking for a writer to cover our tech events. A couple of times a month we feature a topic on technology and/or innovation in which we feature a live interview, a speaker, or panel. We want to capture the exchange of ideas so that we can create original editorial content that can be used by our executives on LinkedIn, Twitter and other outlets.

The pay is $20/hr to $35/hr.

Looking for an individual who is tech-savvy and can understand the vernacular associated with artificial intelligence, start-ups, digital (i.e., cloud, SaaS, data, analytics, social, etc). Candidate will need to have standard journalist’s writing and investigation skills. In addition to covering the events, we expect the writer to follow-up with our experts for clarification and, potentially, additional research.
The editorial pieces will be 750 words or less and likely broken into multiple sections that can be “published” separately.

Who we are:
Capgemini’s Applied Innovation Exchange (AIE) brings together a framework for action, a global network of exchanges, and a rich and diverse ecosystem to deliver a high-performance innovation engagement experience through a portfolio of more than 20+ distinct services that span the breadth of the applied innovation process.

What we do:
The AIE moves organizations from the problem statement to tangible business outcomes by applying innovation in ways that are meaningful to the business and able to drive tangible value and competitive edge. As thought leaders and innovation experts, we empower enterprises to:
> Discover, contextualize and experiment with relevant innovations within their specific industry.
> Move from incremental, low-risk, low-return innovation activity only to a more balanced portfolio of innovation projects.
> Benefit from our exchanges’ immersive and transformative environment for the exploration, discovery, testing and application of innovation.
> Rapidly deploy, test and scale innovations in a cost-efficient, risk-mitigated way.
> Sustain innovation efforts through cultural, leadership and in-house proficiency development.

The iconic and independently-owned Strand Book Store is seeking a motivated and energetic communications professional to run the day-to-day communications and digital media operations in its Greenwich Village, NYC office.

Responsibilities include working in conjunction with e-commerce staff to develop strategies for product and event marketing, traditional media outreach, and drafting social media content for the Strand Book Store's digital platforms.

Ideal candidates will be self-starters with a positive attitude and experience working in a fast-paced environment. Candidates with at least three years of experience working in political or business/corporate communications preferred. The Strand Book Store is an equal opportunity employer.

The Strand offers competitive benefits including paid time off, an employee discount, optional participation in medical, dental & vision coverage, life insurance, long term disability, and 401(k).

Salary expectations must be included with your response.

Please submit resume and cover letter to careers@strandbooks.com with the subject title “Communications Director”
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*Only resumes submitted through this posting will be considered. We will not accept in-store resume submissions or phone calls in regard to this position.*

Under the supervision of the AVP, Development & Communications, the Grant Writer is responsible for analyzing Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and producing high quality grant proposals within a specified timeframe that result in government and private foundation grant awards for The Fortune Society.

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New York Congressman seeks an experienced, dynamic communications professional to serve as Press Secretary in the district. The ideal candidate is an excellent writer and editor with a proven ability to work independently, meet tight deadlines, develop digital strategies and build strong relationships with local media. Day-to-day responsibilities will include, but are not limited to drafting press materials, cultivating contacts with the local media, coordinating press conferences and media events, assisting with talking points and working with district staff and the Director of Communications to inform local audiences of the Congressman’s priorities. Ideal candidate will have 4+ years of experience working in New York politics. This position requires outstanding oral and written communication skills, fastidious attention to detail, and the ability to produce quality work under pressure and in an extremely fast-paced environment. The Office is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity. THIS IS NOT AN ENTRY LEVEL POSITION.

We are expanding the StudiGo business to the tri-state area (NY, NJ, and CT) and are looking for a freelancer technical broadcast operator.

We can train the right person on the technical production skills, but a few requirements are a must:
⁃ able to drive and comfortably operate a transit van (reverse park, sometimes night drive)
⁃ be at least 25 years old (due to insurance)
⁃ be confident, reliable, responsive and communicative
⁃ present professionally
⁃ have a legal right to work in US (and provide a 1099) and have a clean driving record.

While the job is technical, not editorial, having a general interest in news and/or production is beneficial.

We already operate in DC and LA. The tri-state area will be a new market for us.

We plan to start in October. The workload may be small at first, but we expect it to grow over time, so flexibility is key. We need someone on a standby, ad hoc and sometimes last-minute basis.

The ideal candidate is someone with an independent schedule (editing a documentary, writing a dissertation, grading papers, designing websites, etc), who would appreciate the extra cash, but won’t starve without it. AND, someone who can easily and quickly change their schedule, as needed. (For example, you are told at 10am that a client may need us at 7pm, but we will only know for sure at 4pm.)

The StudiGo will be parked near the operator. Thus, the ideal operator should live in a location that is central/accessible to New York (Long Island and Upstate), Connecticut, and New Jersey.

COMPENSATION:
The operator is paid a flat fee per gig. Most gigs last one hour, plus the round trip drive.

BerlinRosen's burgeoning technology and innovation practice represents some of the biggest newsmakers defining the future of technology, finance, work, education and urban innovation. Our clients include Samsung, Sidewalk Labs, Lyft, Citi, General Assembly, Per Scholas, CornellTech, Intersection, and LinkNYC, to name a few.

With a team of over 20 communications professionals, we bring a unique campaign-style approach to strategic communications for clients in the technology sector, combining expert strategy and nimble execution with the creativity and speed of a startup.

We are news junkies, publicists, former campaigners, journalists, and expert communications professionals obsessed with tech. We are especially excited about tech that fixes real-world problems and is poised to change the way we work and live.

ABOUT THIS ROLE
Now, we're looking for an ambitious Senior Account Executive to join our rapidly growing team in our New York office.
This is an exciting opportunity for a high performer who already has 4-5 years of relevant tech PR agency experience and is looking for the next big step in their career. Our ideal Senior Account Executive will pitch and land high-impact stories and produce a wide range of expert deliverables that result in big client wins.
Job responsibilities will include:
• Proactively conceptualize and drive creative, “out of the box” stories and other media opportunities for clients – such as landing feature stories for clients when they may have no news or announcements to make, or drafting a persuasive and compelling pitch on behalf of a client for a high-profile interview, award, or conference
• Drive day-to-day communications with clients with little guidance and stay on track of client deliverables–follow up on outstanding deliverables, provide regular media updates, share news clips or stories that may be relevant to the client, etc
• Develop impeccable insights-driven media research and analysis that can be quickly used to inform key client strategies and presentations
• Draft high-quality client deliverables that have little to no errors – including talking points, op-eds, and media plans
• Manage media monitoring, client reports and account updates
Applicants should possess:
• A minimum of 3-5 years of relevant experience
• Impeccable storytelling and media relations skills –must be able to provide examples of op-eds, pitches, and other writing materials that clearly demonstrate these skills
• Ability to be an expert student of the “news” and quickly identify new media opportunities and narratives to insert our clients' voices into the news cycle
• Interest and familiarity with consumer technology and macro-technology issues – including new products and services, innovation, urban planning, etc
• Recent experience working directly with clients in demanding and dynamic situations
• Ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing, with varying levels of staff, clients, the media, et al
• Proven ability to handle multiple assignments at once, work quickly, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
• PR Agency experience preferred but not required
• Degree or experience in media/journalism/communications
• A sense of humor!
We are committed to building and maintaining a diverse staff, and recognize that its continued success depends on hiring and retaining high-quality creative professionals with a variety of backgrounds and experiences. Opportunities for advancement exist, and we are committed to helping all staff develop and grow. Women, people of color, and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.

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The PR & marketing associate will be responsible for outreach with media, community, and other partners within Illinois and nationally, helping to introduce, establish, and promote ProPublica Illinois and ProPublica, consistent with our editorial mission and core values. On a day-to-day basis, the associate will spearhead outreach surrounding our stories, from pitching media outlets to developing content for social media campaigns to ensuring that key audiences and stakeholders are made aware of our work.

Our ideal candidate is someone with proven marketing savvy who is passionate about journalism that serves the public interest. This role will report to the vice president of business development as a member of the ProPublica communications team and will work closely with the editor in chief of ProPublica Illinois.

Key Responsibilities
Pitch online, TV, radio, and print publications; strengthen and grow new and existing media relationships across various mediums and channels
Use analytics and savvy news judgement to identify and maximize outreach opportunities for stories
Develop and execute social media campaigns related to editorial, events, and other initiatives, in collaboration with the Audience team
Write press releases and other public-facing materials about our work; respond to media requests; compile media clips; contribute to our annual and periodic reports to stakeholders; and prepare award submissions
Respond to in-bound media requests on behalf of the organization
Provide additional communications support to editorial and development staff, including:
Work with editorial leaders to communicate publication goals, strategy, and culture to press
Help arrange strategic external speaking opportunities for staff, including both media appearances and live events
Support development team, as needed, on programming and promoting fundraising events and activities, and reviewing fundraising communications materials
Assist with the development, execution and promotion for local events
Qualifications
3+ years experience in marketing, public relations, or social media roles, including at least some for a news organization
Superb written and verbal communication skills
Impeccable news judgment and experience vetting/verifying information on deadline
Ability to adapt quickly to new technologies and environment
Strong team player with a desire to collaborate with others
Strong organizational and time management skills
This full-time position will be based in our Chicago office, located in the Loop. Occasional nights and weekends may be required.

We also know that great candidates can bring skills to ProPublica that we haven’t thought of, and who won’t fit everything we’ve described above. If this is you, don’t hesitate to apply, and tell us what unique contributions you can offer. A strong track record will go far in our eyes.

You can apply using this form. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, beginning Sept. 25, 2019.

ProPublica is dedicated to improving our newsroom, in part by better reflecting the people we cover. Therefore, we are committed to diversity and building an inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds and ages. Everyone is encouraged to apply, including women, LGBTQ people, people of color and people with disabilities.

Have questions? Email celeste.lecompte@propublica.org.

THE CITY
POSITION DESCRIPTION COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING DIRECTOR

THE CITY, the new, NYC-focused, nonprofit digital news platform, is building its team (https://thecity.nyc). The NYC local news landscape has been decimated in recent years by the losses of DNAinfo and The Village Voice, draconian cutbacks at the Daily News and a general shrinkage of staff covering city and neighborhood issues.

THE CITY has gathered some of journalism’s most dynamic leaders and sponsors from across the country to address this critical issue. As a critical member of THE CITY’s 22-person team, you'll work in a vibrant newsroom filled with extraordinary journalists dedicated to real reporting of the real news that matters most to the people of New York City (https://thecity.nyc/about/team.html).

THE CITY's dedicated site launched on April 3, and we're already seeing the impact of THE CITY's engaging, consistent, persistent reporting as measured by activity on our site, newsletter, social media feeds and through the financial support we're receiving from both the philanthropic community and individual members that together have provided nearly $10 million in early funding

https://www.cjr.org/special_report/local-news-new-york-city.php

POSITION OVERVIEW
THE CITY is seeking a hard-charging Communications & Marketing Director to bolster our mission of driving conversation, coverage and action.

The Communications & Marketing Director will report jointly to the Editor in Chief and Publisher, and will work in conjunction with all staff to promote THE CITY and its work — expanding its growing reach and reputation as the go-to local news source for New York.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
● Expanding awareness and readership of THE CITY and its work throughout New York City through brand development and marketing
● Getting THE CITY’s work extensively picked up by other media — everything from links in email newsletters to fostering free republication of our stories in other outlets.
● Seeking and coordinating media appearances by our staff to talk about stories and/or our innovative operation.
● Forging tight and extensive partnerships with other media outlets — everything from media appearances by our team to republication to collaborative reporting projects across multiple platforms (screen, audio, video, live)
● Keeping careful and constant records of our successes and impacts to add to our metrics system.
● Distributing news of our progress and achievements to all of our stakeholders (funders, members, readers, peers, general public) via optimal distribution channels (newsletter, email, text, etc.)
● Helping shape our newsletter strategy and working closely with our team as we examine opportunities to create additional news products.
● Seeking all possible opportunities to put our work up for awards — drafting, submitting and tracking applications.
● Seeking and coordinating opportunities to get THE CITY team on panels on everything from urban affairs to journalism industry events.
● Working with the team, especially the engagement director, on producing CITY-sponsored community events of various types and sizes throughout the boroughs.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS
● Brim with energy, ideas and relevant experience
● Proactive in idea generation and execution
● Embraces responsibility and delivers results
● Work well with others in a fast-moving, deadline-driven newsroom filled with people
passionate about the power and importance of local news.
● Stand out as an excellent all-around communicator whose clear and concise writing
reflects THE CITY’s editorial tone
● Live and breathe digital media
● Arrive with extensive contacts in the news media and related fields — and a proven
history of being able to creatively leverage them.
● Find innovative solutions to challenges
● Set ambitious goals and meets them
● Thrive on keeping records and can squeeze insight from numbers
● Won’t rest until the job is done (spoiler alert: The job is never done).

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE
● Minimum undergraduate degree from four-year college/university
● Minimum three years relevant work experience
● Proficiency with:
○ Word processing software (Microsoft Word, Google Docs)
○ Spreadsheet software (Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets)
○ Presentation software (Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides)
COMPENSATION
This is an outstanding opportunity for a highly motivated professional to assume a pivotal role in the evolution of a fast-growing, mission-driven organization. Compensation is competitive and includes health, dental, vision and vacation benefits.

THE CITY is committed to diversity (https://thecity.nyc/about/diversity-2019) and especially encourages members of underrepresented communities to apply. We offer equal opportunity employment regardless of race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability status, age, marital status, or protected veteran status.