European Institute of Peace: Communications Officer
- Slovensko
- Trvalý pracovný pomer
- Plný úväzok
- Maintain a lively website and social media presence.
- Support production of publications such as policy papers, reports, articles, etc. including proofreading and formatting article to meet the Institute's house style.
- Organise public events by the Institute, sometimes in partnership with other organisations.
- Serve as focal point for engagement with the media and monitor references to the Institute.
- Build network of contacts with communication and public affairs responsibilities (e.g. in Brussels, donor capitals, peer organisations, Foundations etc.
- Ensure awareness of and help ensure compliance with relevant institutional policies (e.g. preparation of media engagement, house style and formatting, publications clearance, crisis management) by personnel as well as advisors.
- Develop products and activities to strengthen internal communication (e.g. debrief newsletters, brown bag lunches with guests, social events, etc).
- Identify events and meetings in Brussels and online of interest for the programmatic teams and share them to the relevant colleagues.
- Support Programme Teams to use upcoming opportunities such as anniversaries, conferences and other events, publication launches, etc.
- Respond to programme team requests for advice and access to communications expertise to help define and implement programme objectives, e.g. to build partnerships, attract support, tell the story and report on results
- 3-4 years prior experience in a communications role, preferably in the non-profit sector
- Understand the best practices of main social media channels
- Excellent storytelling skills and able to compose engaging and accurate content
- Strong communicator who works well independently and with a team
- Excellent time management skills and the ability to juggle multiple projects simultaneously
- Knowledge of photo/video/web editing apps and platforms
- Understanding of communications best practices
- Ability to think strategically and identify ways to improve communication efforts
- Legally entitled to work in Belgium (EU citizen or currently in possession of a Belgian work permit)
- An exciting job in an international and diverse environment (18 nationalities represented at the Brussels Office)
- Open-ended Belgian contract
- Competitive Benefits package which includes health care insurance and pension plan, meal vouchers, transportation and telework allowance, and SIM card
- 40h/week and 32 leave days/year
- The possibility to telework 3 days a week
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