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Director of Communications St. Francis Convent Saint Francis, WI Job Details Full-time 14 hours ago Benefits Paid jury duty Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Employee assistance program 403(b) Bereavement leave Life insurance Referral program Qualifications Media interview coordination Social media post writing Online articles Donor communication management Content marketing Journalist relationship development Video production Newsletters (communication methods) Event photography Full Job Description The Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi have a story worth sharing—and we're looking for a creative, strategic communicator to help tell it. The Director of Communications plays a vital role in shaping how the congregation communicates its mission, ministry and Franciscan values both within the congregation and with the wider community. This position brings together storytelling, media relations, publications, digital communications and creative content to connect people with the Sisters and the work they carry forward. From a compelling story in Troubadour magazine to an engaging social media post, an internal newsletter, a media opportunity or a special publication, the Director of Communications ensures that the Sisters' message is clear, authentic and engaging across every channel. This is an opportunity for an experienced communications professional who loves finding and telling meaningful stories—and who wants their work to contribute to something larger than themselves.

Requirements:

Education and/or

Experience:

Bachelor's degree in journalism, public relations, or communications required. A minimum of five years of experience preferred.

Skills/Knowledge and Abilities:

Exceptional written, verbal, organizational, and interpersonal skills Ability to write and produce a variety of written materials (newsletters, magazine, flyers, signage, special projects as needed) Experience in creating social media content with knowledge of the various platforms Experience working with media outlets to place editorial and advertising content, arrange interviews, and provide background information about The Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi Ability to coordinate multiple projects at one time A basic knowledge of video production Ability to advise congregation leadership with regard to communications and public relations decisions, and special messaging needs Knowledge of current media trends and new technologies, including developments around the use of AI Excellent relational skills and openness to collaboration with Sisters and staff of other departments within the congregation An understanding and respect for the mission, ministry, and values-based culture of The Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi Basic knowledge of advancement/fundraising marketing is preferred, as this position works closely with the advancement team in the creation of donor materials, as needed Basic photography skills

Responsibilities:

Writes and oversees production of, the monthly email newsletter for the congregation Works with human resources staff in the production of monthly employee email newsletter Manages editorial staff of the biannual Troubadour magazine; develop themes with the leadership team and writes articles for the magazine; organizes and oversees production schedule Emails weekly "Hotline" informational email to Sisters, Associates, and department leaders Photographs all congregation events and as requested; maintains digital photo files Assists advancement department as requested with creative input and editing of written materials Supervises Creative Services Specialist Directs external messaging for the congregation Develops and maintains media relations Maintains congregation website and social media platforms Other duties as assigned

Benefits:

Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) Plan 6 Paid Holidays Health & Dental insurance 403(b) Retirement plan Voluntary Life Insurance plan Voluntary Short-term Disability plan Voluntary Critical Illness Plan Paid bereavement leave Paid jury duty leave Employee Assistance Plan (EAP)

Employee Referral Program About Us:

Our story begins in 1849 when a small group of lay third-order Franciscans emigrated from a small rural village of Ettenbeuren, Bavaria, at the request of Archbishop J. Martin Henni, the first archbishop of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was his intention that they serve as missionaries to the growing number of German immigrants in the Milwaukee area. Responding to the invitation to become 'missionaries in the New World,' a small band of six women and five men left Ettenbeuren, Bavaria on March 13, 1849, to journey to North America. As Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, our mission finds its roots in our common search for a life of total dependence upon God, striving to live in obedience to Gospel Values. For Francis, this Gospel way of living was a power attracting him into intense union with God, a call drawing him into loving service to others out of compassion, and a mystery inviting him toward continual conversion. As Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, we have committed ourselves to deepening our response to God's call to transformation according to the Gospel. In living our mission, we strive to embrace the uniqueness of each member and our life in community together as an effective sign of love.

Learn more about us here:

Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi (lakeosfs.org) St. Francis Convent is an equal opportunity employer. We maintain a drug-free workplace and perform post-offer employment substance abuse testing.

Work Location:

In person