Communications Manager

Remote

🎯 Marketing

Communications Managers typically work for corporations, public relations firms, government agencies or non-profit organizations to make sure that their employer’s marketing and communication initiatives accurately represent their brand. They collaborate with marketing or communication teams to develop strategies for engaging with customers, media personalities and internal company employees. Their job is to oversee the marketing and communications budget, manage publication calendars and delegate assignments among their team members. They may also be responsible for looking for ways to improve their company’s internal communication channels by investing in better software programs or enhancing communication protocols.

What does a Communications Manager do?

A Communications Manager, or Corporate Communications Manager, is responsible for overseeing the implementation of both internal and external communication strategies. Their duties include managing external communication channels like social media platforms, company websites and media relations, writing copy for company newsletters or memos and adhering to a company’s brand by publishing content and marketing materials.

Responsibilities

A Communications Manager should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Communications Manager should be able to execute:

Collaborate with other teams to identify the public voice of the brand
Create style guides and brand voice outlines for all public relations, marketing, advertising and other vital departments
Consult with executive management to develop effective communication procedures and policies for various situations or crises
Draft press releases and speeches following organizational news
Write letters, interdepartmental memos and other business correspondence
Communicate with media outlets and journalists and create press kits

Required Skills

A competitive Communications Manager will have certain skills and qualifications, including:

Exceptional communication abilities, including writing, speaking and active listening
In-depth knowledge of best writing and messaging practices for business correspondence, public relations, advertising, marketing and sales copy and social media
Professional understanding of crisis management,
Ability to effectively engage with team members of all levels and across departments
Great project management skills, including time management, goal-setting, multitasking and prioritization
Good data analysis, problem-solving and critical thinking skills

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