Community Engagement Coordinator
$50,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50,000 per year
About the role
- Acts as a liaison to external organizations
- Screens external speaking requests
- Composes event briefings including drafting talking points
- Does outreach out to community partners and other individuals to orchestrate events
- Manages Opioid Task Force
- Designs and updates PowerPoint presentations for community programs, presentations, and trainings
- Designs fliers, pamphlets, and brochures
- Compiles, maintains, and analyzes program data
- Maintains and updates calendars and external contact lists
- Maintains external e-mail distribution lists and facilitates e-mail blasts to community partners
- Reviews academic and government research to assist with the development and enhancement of community programs
- Proactively identifies articles for inclusion in event packets
- Creates maps, diagrams, and layouts for use as visual aids
- Photocopies and collates packets for community events
- Staffs occasional events in the community
- Grant research and grant writing
- Other tasks as assigned from time to time
- Bachelor's degree and/or previous project management or paralegal experience preferred
- A paralegal certificate is not required
- Self-starter, with proven ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Ability to multi-task and meet deadlines in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
- Excellent organizational and project management skills with a strong attention to detail
- Strong computer skills and the ability to use and adapt to a variety of software programs
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Experience with Photoshop preferred
- Outstanding interpersonal skills
- A sincere interest in the public sector and the work of the MDAOThe sensitive and confidential nature of our work requires strong personal character, integrity, judgment, maturity, and the ability to maintain confidentiality
- Periodically requires a commitment past 5:00 p.m. and some weekends
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