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Regional Communications Coordinator
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What they do
A Communications or Public Relations Specialist coordinates internal and external communications for a company or organization. Provides information to employees on company activities, such as the launch of a new product or a community service initiative. Writes and edits public communications; develops media contacts and prepares material for press and media distribution; monitors media coverage. May assist with events planning.
$82,858 / year median in North Dakota
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Key Responsibilities:
Serve as a communications resource for multiple divisions: Develop and deliver press releases, DU magazine articles, project information sheets, story maps, PowerPoint presentations, speeches, quarterly newsletters and other materials for dozens of team members across 7 states. Success depends on managing expectations honestly and diplomatically.Track and prioritize tasks:
Maintain a detailed, ranked list of projects in progress and completed to demonstrate workload and ensure transparency. This documentation is essential for proving impact and managing requests effectively.Engage with field projects:
Travel to project sites regularly, ensuring impactful storytelling across the critically important Prairie Pothole region. On-site visits deepen understanding of conservation work and strengthen relationships with biologists eager to share their efforts.Provide regular updates to leadership:
Communicate with the GPR leadership team regularly and distribute a weekly communications report to all GPR staff. These updates serve as proof of work and keep leadership informed of progress.Anticipate challenges and manage expectations:
Identify potential issues early and keep your direct supervisor informed about complex projects or difficult stakeholders.Qualifications:
Bachelors degree in communications, journalism, public relations, or related fieldMinimum of 5 years experienceStrong writing, editing, and storytelling skills (must present examples) Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines across a large geographic regionExcellent interpersonal and diplomatic communication skillsProficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and familiarity with design tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite) preferredPhotography experience (must present examples) Section 107 drone licenses (or willingness to attain one) preferred Willingness to travel within the region.Ideal Candidate AttributesHighly organized and detail-orientedComfortable working independently while serving diverse stakeholdersProactive problem-solver who anticipates needs and communicates clearlyPassionate about conservation and Ducks Unlimiteds mission