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Visual Content & Communications Coordinator

Posted 12 days ago

justinbradleyMcLean (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000-$100,000

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About the role

JustinBradley’s client is a high impact non-profit that brings key stakeholders in banking, technology and government together to address and mitigate risk relating to critical financial systems across the country. Our client is seeking a self-motivated, creative, and energetic visual storyteller for their Visual Content & Communications Coordinator position. The Visual Content & Communications Coordinator will help leadership turn information into a visual, including presentations, graphics, and collateral material. The Coordinator will also support stakeholder engagement and efforts to regularly inform members at all levels.*4 days onsite to Tysons, VA*Job Responsibilities: Create PowerPoint presentations, graphics and images, translating complex information into various visual formats Support planning and execution of events as needed Ensuring company website remains up-to-date and contribute to modernization efforts Coordinate with senior leadership team to develop presentation and related materials for board meetings Coordinate with graphic design firm to produce collateral as necessary Maintain Style Guide and slide templates and ensure correct branding of all products Other duties as assigned
Must Have Skills / Requirements:
  • Bachelor’s degree or higher 2+ years of experience in a similar role
  • Current or previous financial services sector experience a plus but not required
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills to capture wider audience
  • Ability to effectively engage with team members at all levels and across departments
  • Experience in design of digital materials is preferred
  • Experience creating executive-level presentationsU.S. Citizenship and Background Check is required for this position
Compensation range: $80,000-$100,000 JustinBradley is an EO employer - Veterans/Disabled and other protected employees.

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