DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS , MIT Museum, to manage marketing, public relations, and social media programs for the Museum.
- Will promote the Museum locally, nationally, and globally through all forms of media and special marketing initiatives; act as Museum contact and spokesperson;
- and increase the Museum's visibility as a representative of MIT's values and mission. Responsibilities include partnering with the director to determine the Museum's overall voice and message in the public space;
- developing a strategic multimedia plan to increase public awareness; acting as chief branding officer; directing creative for promotional campaigns and other initiatives;
securing media partnerships and negotiating media buys based on data analysis; planning and implementing marketing campaigns for specific exhibitions, public programs, and earned revenue streams (e.
- g., Museum Store); supporting fundraising efforts; overseeing website and social media content and tone; owning the customer relationship management system (HubSpot);
- serving as the central media relations point person; supervising staff; attendance monitoring, analysis, and reporting; representing the Museum at professional and MIT community meetings;
partnering on developing operating and special campaign budgets; and other duties as needed.
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Job Requirements
- REQUIRED : bachelor's degree in a relevant field; five years' experience in institutional marketing and communications; marketing and public relations experience in a nonprofit, cultural, or educational organization;
- interest in STEAM subjects; excellent organizational, people-management, writing, editing, and interpersonal skills; ability to manage multiple projects and vendors and work under pressure to meet deadlines;
- experience motivating staff and external contractors to achieve measurable results; comprehensive knowledge of digital and print communications channels, including advertising;
and discretion and judgment with confidential information / issues. PREFERRED : museum, cultural sector, or public science engagement experience.
Occasional weekend and evening work may be required.
Please include a cover letter with application. Candidates are strongly encouraged to submit a link to a portfolio of successful campaigns or prior work.
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