Strategic Communications Expert at uOttawa (Quebec City)

Strategic Communications Expert at uOttawa (Quebec City)

08 Sep
|
University of Ottawa
|
Quebec City

08 Sep

University of Ottawa

Quebec City

Lead communications strategies at the University of Ottawa as an Associate Director. This role emphasizes strategic guidance and management of diverse communication portfolios.

The Associate Director, Strategic Communications will drive comprehensive communication strategies aligning with university goals. This position demands a graduate degree and substantial experience in communications management, emphasizing internal organization and change. You'll oversee a skilled team, ensuring outreach and messaging meet the university's strategic priorities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and implement communication strategies for internal sections
• Manage and supervise a team of communications professionals
• Maintain budget control for communication services




• Design frameworks for client requests and prioritization
• Ensure compliance with bilingualism and accessibility standards

Requirements:
• Graduate degree in communication, journalism, or related fields
• Ten years’ experience in communications management
• Bilingual in French and English
• Proven experience with change management
• Solid organizational skills and ability to prioritize effectively

Utilize your expertise in communications and management to enhance the University of Ottawa’s strategic initiatives.
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📌 Strategic Communications Expert at uOttawa (Quebec City)
🏢 University of Ottawa
📍 Quebec City

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