Deputy campaign manager vs director of special events

Differences between deputy campaign manager and director of special events duties and responsibilities

Deputy campaign manager example responsibilities.

• Manage social media sites (Facebook, YouTube, Flickr).
• Recruit, train, and manage volunteers in developing and maintaining social media presence, GOTV activities, and marketing collateral.
• Develop editorial content, seek concept and content clearance, and manage editorial calendar for an e-publication research by a subcontractor.
• Coordinate GOTV movements to maximize potential target voter contact in an effort to drive up turnout during mid-term elections.
• Develop and implement rapid training and replacement program to fill critical personnel shortages in support of combat logistics operations in Afghanistan.
• Organize a statewide Medicaid expansion campaign by conducting policy research, and driving voter education, and community outreach.

Director of special events example responsibilities.

• Manage the communications/special events budget to ensure ROI in accordance with the communication plan.
• Restructure the budget plan for the department, achieving significant cost reductions while increasing ROI.
• Organize, execute and manage all VIP hospitality and auxiliary celebrity events.
• Manage all aspects of these events and act as onsite manager to ensure meeting are delivered effectively and professionally.
• Develop a BEO form to promote effective communication between front of house and back of house.
• Collaborate with catering to create BEO s and assist clients with menu selection for meetings and events.
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