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DOLORES C HUERTA FOUNDATION

DIRECTOR OF CVIC ENGAGEMENT

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A Director of Community Relations works for a business or organization to oversee the strategies and programs that represent the business. Ensures community relations programs are in alignment with business strategies. Acts as the business' community relations spokesperson, engaging with the community response to any specific issues.

$122,047 / year median in California

+14% projected growth

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DIRECTOR OF CVIC ENGAGEMENT DOLORES C HUERTA FOUNDATION - 3.8
Bakersfield, CA Job Details Full-time $76,392 - $86,057 a year 6 hours ago Qualifications Staff supervision Employee relationship building Team management Full Job Description Essential Duties & Responsibilities The Civic Engagement Director will monitor and drive department progress toward achievement of DHF's strategic and operational objectives. Lead advocacy, lobbying efforts on behalf of DHF. Participate in coalitions, seek strategic partnerships. Present advocacy proposals to the Executive Team and Board of Directors for approval and guidance. Research and track policies impacting communities DHF serves. Oversee the development and implementation of non-partisan civic and non-partisan voter engagement programs to support DHF's base-building goals and objectives. Support the monitoring of local, regional, and statewide governing body activities and public meetings. Develop campaign plans in coordination with DHF Organizing teams as well as regional and statewide campaign partners. Develop and prepare Civic and outreach materials for organizers, canvassers, and volunteers. Oversee all monitoring and report forms, and assist with the development and maintenance of department calendars, electronic files, and reporting systems. Develop and oversee DHF's Civic Engagement Programming. Maximize departmental capacity to use technological innovations in civic engagement. Supervise and coach Civic Engagement Staff. Knowledge Skills & Abilities Experience volunteering or working with the community, government leaders, and public servants Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to speak, write and present information in a clear, concise, and compelling manner that is tailored to the particular audience Ability to forge solid working relationships with colleagues & community members Ability to work with a team and independently organize work and accept guidance from senior managers Ability to complete assignments and work, including reporting Multilingual preferred Required Qualifications Minimum of one-year experience as a volunteer at a community, school, church, or labor organization Supervisory Experience Education & Experience Bachelor's Degree in communications, public relations, or political science Government affairs experience Must have experience working with diverse communities