Search Results (corporate communication)

DENSO Manufacturing Michigan Inc. is hiring a corporate communications specialist responsible for all written communications.  Read more about this job.

Pacific Continental Bank in Eugene, Ore., has an immediate full-time position available for a corporate communications analyst. Candidates must have three to five years’ experience working in the online environment, with particular emphasis in social media and Web 2.0 tools. Read more about this job.

The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is searching for a director of corporate communications. This person is responsible for developing and managing integrated communications strategy and messaging, and coordinating execution across all communication channels; managing and developing relationships with key media; managing the government relations advocacy communications process; and collaborating with key internal stakeholders to ensure consistency of messaging and impact.

The Corporate Communications team is looking for a corporate communications professional to handle all media relations activities for Markit’s North American operations across a wide range of products and services. These include the Markit CDX credit derivative indices, the Markit/Creditex credit event auctions, and the firm’s credit and structured finance products and services. The role also involved handling the firm’s internal communications efforts in North America. Read more about …

Del Monte Foods in San Francisco is looking for a corporate communications intern. The intern will assist the corporate communications team in the development and execution of Del Monte’s corporate communications strategy, objectives and initiatives. To be successful, the candidate must be a strong writer; he or she must be able to independently manage projects from start to finish, and able to operate effectively in a fast-paced, dynamic and collaborative environment.

Although communicators don’t like to admit it, they have their own clichés and nonsense phrases.

If you have questions about the Securities and Exchange Commission’s stance on social media and corporate communications—including public relations and investor relations—then this is the post for you. PR pro Brian Solis breaks down, in great detail, what communicators need to know.