Change.org
Director of Conservative Content, US
USA · Director · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 120 days ago
Strategic CommunicationsLeadershipCommunication
About the role
- Extensive, high-trust network of key conservative media decision-makers - including senior editors, executive producers, influential journalists.
- Proven ability to mobilize network to secure high-impact coverage;
- Ability to navigate complex stakeholder environments and influence to advance Change.org http://Change.org's brand, reputation, and impact.
Responsibilities
- Design and drive the strategic development to build and tell our overall brand narrative with conservative audiences.
- Oversee high-impact pitches that shape public discourse, drive awareness, adoption, engagement and trust with conservative audiences.
- Maintain and grow a global network of high-leverage media relationships across all outlets including editors, producers, journalists, influencers, podcasters, etc.
Requirements
- 8-10+ years of experience in strategic corporate communications, media relations, public affairs, or public relations
- Proven track record of shaping media narratives and leading successful engagement with top-tier conservative media outlets, including broadcast, digital, print, and emerging platforms.
Compensation
- Our core petitions platform, used by more than 100 million people annually, is growing rapidly - and we are rebuilding it from the ground-up using new tools to turn anyone into a powerful civic leader on the issues they care about.
Benefits
- To realize this vision, we're expanding the most talented team in the world at the intersection of technology and social impact - all focused every day on building healthier democracies globally.
- Set and lead a national conservative media engagement strategy to secure top-tier coverage across channels and outlets.
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