Director of corporate relations vs vice president of communication

Differences between director of corporate relations and vice president of communication duties and responsibilities

Director of corporate relations example responsibilities.

• Manage the complete accounting and reporting cycle and ensure compliance with GAAP.
• Manage financial operations of the organization, including monthly bank account reconciliation, cash flow, accounts payable and payroll.
• Program development includes managing and building strong relationships with corporate and affinity partners to secure sponsorship and career enhancement for alumni
• Stay abreast of developments in CMS, compliance and regulatory guidelines.
• Calculate and submit weekly and quarterly payroll taxes, as well as, monthly sales taxes for multiple states.
• Collaborate on character development, website development, game development, business plan creation, PowerPoint presentations and investor outreach.
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Vice president of communication example responsibilities.

• Manage department budget to achieve efficient returns on investments (ROI).
• Provide detail analysis after each event, including ROI, leads generate and any other findings.
• Manage all aspects of business operations that include sales and marketing, advertising, administration, financial oversight and inventory/procurement management.
• Assist in the recruitment process as well as marketing the fraternity's strengths.
• Place executives as speakers at industry conferences, create PowerPoint presentations, attend and provide trade show support.
• Used email, Facebook, text messaging, and other online communications systems to inform the chapter and keep them update.
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