Chief Tribal Communications Officer

Posted 16 days ago

leech lake band of ojibweCass Lake (MN)

Public Relations Managers American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal Governments

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About the role

Leech Lake Band Of Ojibwe seeks a Senior Communications Leader to guide internal and external communications, government relations, and public information efforts. You will supervise staff, oversee KOJB radio and the band’s newspaper, and ensure messaging reflects Lakota values and tribal priorities. You will develop strategic plans, coordinate events, and foster engagement with Tribal members, partners, and the public, while championing transparency and cultural integrity.

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