Deputy communications director vs manager of special events

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

Deputy communications director example responsibilities.

• Manage and update party website and Facebook page, write content, and upload digital video and photos.
• Manage homepage, SEO and transformed/redesign social media presence to perpetuate positive, productive image and rally community support.
• Develop editorial content, seek concept and content clearance, and manage editorial calendar for an e-publication research by a subcontractor.
• Manage and develop marketing, communication, and implementation process improvements for training curricula and the department's intranet website.
• Develop, train and implement ROI evaluation model for Snackfood division.
• Supervise the catalog production and proofreading functions.
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Manager of special events example responsibilities.

• Negotiate contracts and manage project budgets to ensure optimal return on cost and measurable ROI.
• Manage all aspects of these events and act as onsite manager to ensure meeting are delivered effectively and professionally.
• Assist in planning, developing and producing PowerPoint and video presentations.
• Measure and track ROI on a per school basis to create weekly schedule.
• Control the up keep and organization of the entire foundation website and Facebook page.
• Greet customers immediately upon entry into the VIP room and make wine and liquor suggestions.
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