Senior Manager, Community Affairs at Bell (New Brunswick)

Senior Manager, Community Affairs at Bell (New Brunswick)

28 Aug
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Bell
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New Brunswick

28 Aug

Bell

New Brunswick

Join Bell as a Senior Manager in Community Affairs and lead community engagement initiatives. This hybrid role focuses on building partnerships and promoting AI infrastructure developments across Canada.

As a vital member of Bell AI Fabric, you’ll be at the forefront of community outreach and relationship-building. This position requires an experienced professional with expertise in community relations, stakeholder engagement, and public affairs. You’ll take charge of developing strategies that enhance Bell's presence in local communities while promoting sustainable growth in recent technology investments.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop comprehensive community engagement plans for AI deployments
• Identify and engage influential local stakeholders




• Organize and host community outreach events and open houses
• Create compelling messaging around complex technical subjects
• Proactively manage emerging community issues and concerns

Requirements:
• 8+ years in community or public relations roles
• Bilingualism in French and English preferred
• Proven skills in relationship-building with local leaders
• Strong public speaking and presentation capabilities
• Solid understanding of local political landscapes

Elevate community relations and drive impactful change as you empower local partnerships in Canada.
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📌 Senior Manager, Community Affairs at Bell (New Brunswick)
🏢 Bell
📍 New Brunswick

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