Communications

• The Communication Specialist will easily grasp policies, procedures, and governance, and capable of aligning strategic plans throughout the leadership structure.
• Provide professional communications support to advance organizational objectives, and strengthen internal and external stakeholder engagement on behalf of the government.
• Write, edit, and prepare internal and external communications, including town halls, table talks, portfolio reviews, industry articles, press releases, speeches, scripts, blog posts, and webcasts.
• Assist the PMO with photographic and videography products and events.
• Assist with the assignment of and/or graphic design and final proofs for print pages, web pages, and navigation.
• Design long-term human capital strategies that bridge the gap between academic curriculum and federal 'future-force' technical requirements.
• Come up with new and innovative communication activities.
• Develop communication pipelines that support government upskilling requirements, including training, mentoring, certifications, and degree-related courses.
• Assist the PMO by delivering briefings and leading virtual meetings (Teams/Zoom).
• Experienced in tracking action items, as well as developing meeting minutes and reports.
• Plans, writes, edits, and disseminates information on behalf of the government to promote goodwill and improve relationships internally and with external parties.
• Exceptional ability to build and maintain high-trust relationships with diverse stakeholders, ranging from university deans to senior military officials, ensuring seamless collaboration across organizational boundaries.