Legislative director vs vice president of communication

Differences between legislative director and vice president of communication duties and responsibilities

Legislative director example responsibilities.

• Publish organizational blogposts and other editorial content and manage relations with coalition partners.
• Manage legislative portfolio of organizational policies relative to veterans benefits and military quality of life issues.
• Respond to public sector RFP's and submit foundation proposals.
• Coordinate preparation of RFP and consultant hiring process for department.
• Work closely with web designers to create a state-of-the-art tourism website.
• Collaborate with caucus leadership, lobbyists and advocates to advance a variety of bipartisan legislative objectives.
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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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