Director of Corporate Communications
$195,000 - $215,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$195,000 - $215,000
About the role
- Serve as a trusted, strategic advisor and business partner to corporate teams including the Office of the Chairman & CEO, Finance, Investor Relations, Strategy, Legal and Marketing.
- Executive Thought Leadership & Platform Building:
- Develop and execute holistic, end-to-end executive positioning platforms for the CEO and key senior executives. Craft high-profile keynote addresses, published commentary (op-eds/bylines), executive messaging and prepare leaders for top-tier media interviews and major industry forums.
- Financial Communications & Earnings:
- Lead communications strategy for quarterly earnings releases, shareholder meetings, annual reports and quiet-period communications in close alignment with Investor Relations and Finance.
- M&A & Strategic Transactions:
- Drive comprehensive media and stakeholder communications for mergers, acquisitions, strategic investments and divestitures, from initial deal announcement through post-merger integration.
- Corporate Media Relations:
- Build and nurture strategic relationships with top-tier business, financial and technology media to secure high-impact national coverage and position Motorola Solutions as an industry leader and pioneer.
- Crisis & Issues Management:
- Support key company initiatives including issues management, scenario planning and rapid-response crisis communications to safeguard corporate brand equity.
- Content Creation & Strategic Storytelling:
- Write, edit and oversee critical corporate assets, including earnings materials, executive briefing material, speeches, press releases, strategic messaging frameworks and executive social media media content
- Measurement & Insights:
- Guide media monitoring, reputation tracking and campaign measurement, utilizing data and insights to continually refine future strategy.
- Specific Knowledge and Skills
- Executive Presence & Advisory:
- Proven ability to coach, counsel and influence executive leadership on complex, sensitive and high-visibility corporate topics.
- Financial & M&A Acumen:
- Strong understanding of public company financial reporting, SEC regulations, capital markets and corporate deal structures.
- Strategic Thought Leadership:
- Demonstrated track record of conceptualizing and scaling multi-channel executive platforms that raise corporate profile and executive visibility.
- Media Savvy & High-Impact Writing:
- Outstanding drafting, editing and narrative skills with deep knowledge of top-tier tier-1 business press and digital news platforms.
- Sound Judgment Under Pressure:
- Excellent critical thinking, crisis response instincts and the ability to make decisive, risk-assessed recommendations independently.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration:
- Skilled at leading, collaborating and building alignment across complex matrixed functions under tight timelines.
- Qualification sBachelor's degree in Business, Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Investor Relations, English or related disciplines.10+ years of progressive corporate communications experience within a publicly traded company, leading PR agency or financial journalism.
- Demonstrated track record of designing and executing executive thought leadership programs for C-suite leaders.
- Proven experience managing public company financial communications, quarterly earnings and M&A transaction messaging.
- Incentive Bonus Plans
- Medical, Dental, Visionbenefits 401K with Company Match10 Paid Holidays
- GenerousPaidTime Off Packages
- Employee Stock Purchase PlanPaidParental & Family Leaveand more!
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