Associate Director, M&A Communications - Remote 2389558 | Eden Prairie, Minnesota | Remote
$112,700 - $193,200 annually
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Manager
SALARY
$112,700 - $193,200 annually
About the role
- Lead the strategy, development, and execution of comprehensive communication plans for transaction milestones (pre-sign, pre-close, close)
- Own transaction-specific messaging and communication materials, including deal announcements, executive leadership messaging, FAQs, and enterprise employee communications
- Direct cross-functional alignment and messaging coordination across HR, Legal, business leaders, Content, and Executive Communications teams
- Translate complex transaction strategy into clear, accurate, consistent, and compliant communications tailored across diverse stakeholder groups
- Manage high-pressure communication timelines, deliverables, and dependencies across multiple deal workstreams simultaneously
- Provide strategic counsel and leadership readiness support to executive leadership, developing key messages, talking points, and briefing materials
- Build and maintain standardized templates, tools, frameworks, and repeatable playbooks for future deal communications
- Partner with Integration Specialists to ensure a seamless transition from transaction communications to post-close integration messaging
- 7+ years of progressive corporate communications, executive communications, or strategic communications experience 3+ years of experience managing communications in fast-paced, high-stakes M&A transactions, corporate restructurings, or enterprise-level change initiatives
- Demonstrated track record of providing strategic communications counsel to executive leadership
- Proven ability to write, edit, and deliver clear, concise, and compliant communications under tight transaction timelines
- Proven solid organizational and project management experience leading complex, multi-stakeholder workstreams simultaneously
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