Lobbyist vs director of public affairs

Differences between lobbyist and director of public affairs duties and responsibilities

Lobbyist example responsibilities.

• Secure support for the Centene brand as a Medicaid manage care organization amongst healthcare providers and members of the advocacy community.
• Preserve dietitian services as a require``condition of participation"for Medicare hospitals.
• Advocate on Medicare reimbursement, research funding, dietary supplements and professional education issues.
• Conduct analysis of international climate change implications and participate in the selection of tools for government agencies to monitor climate change.
• Verify and update exiting editorial content and write new editorial for revise statutes.

Director of public affairs example responsibilities.

• Manage crisis communications, securing any media articles and editorials in support of the company.
• Manage communications with students, alumni and faculty, including distribution of all social media
• Prepare testimonies for city and state oversight hearings.
• Revise and place opinion editorials on behalf of the museum's executive director.
• Produce, edit, and publish issue orient videos for YouTube and internet.
• Execute Marketing/PR campaigns, events/exhibits, copywriting, and print, broadcast and outdoor advertising.
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