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Operations Team: Communications Advisor
As the sole Communications Advisor, you will take ownership of communications across content, website and publications in a varied, hands-on role developing engaging content, ensuring brand consistency, and maintaining a strong online presence.
Working closely with internal stakeholders and subject matter experts, you will support sector awareness initiatives and deliver key communications that connect and inform members and the wider community.
Day to day your role will see you:
Develop and deliver engaging communications across multiple channels, ensuring brand is aligned
Create content that will raise awareness of the services available
Produce online publications including newsletters and member updates
Curate publicly available resources such as articles, interviews, and presentations
Support campaigns and awareness initiatives to promote services
Manage and maintain the organisation’s website and content platform
Maintain directories and ensure content is current and user-friendly
Support the ongoing development and production of publications
Work closely with staff and subject matter experts who contribute to publication content
Ensure information is accurate, visible, and relevant to diverse audiences
Contribute to the development of a communications calendar
What’s on Offer:
You will be part of a passionate and high-performing team making a positive difference to the people of Aotearoa. There are regular collaboration meetings with your colleagues, as well as quarterly in-person get togethers.
You will also receive great employee benefits including flexible/remote working, birthday leave, work from home and wellbeing allowances, plus tools to undertake your job.
About you:
To succeed in this role, you will have proven experience in a communications or digital content role. You must be a confident communicator with strong writing capability and the ability to work independently in a remote environment.
You will also offer knowledge or experience to:
Create compelling content for the appropriate audience and across a range of channels
Manage brand, campaigns, and production of publications
Manage websites or content management systems
Manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously
Produce publications or structured content outputs
Offer a proactive and self-directed working style
Exposure to design tools or creating visual content is advantageous but not essential. In addition, an understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Mātauranga Māori and te reo Māori, and its importance within Aotearoa, is valued.
Location: Remote – preferably Wellington based (also open to Nelson and Auckland) | Working hours: Part time 30 hours |Term: Permanent
You must have the right to live and work in New Zealand to apply for this job.
How to apply
Please apply via Seek, linked below.
For a confidential discussion and to find out more about this position please contact Tracey tracey@archwayrecruitment.com or 021 022 32033.
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