Lobbyist vs marketing communications specialist

Differences between lobbyist and marketing communications specialist 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.

Marketing communications specialist example responsibilities.

• Accomplish increasing the number of followers for the company's twitter account.
• Create and manage distribution of bi-weekly HTML compliance notifications to subscribers, as well as monthly HTML newsletter.
• Monitor and manage general company email address and company LinkedIn page
• Lead information management, collaboration, CRM, and business intelligence initiatives.
• Promote company wins by leveraging intranet access while managing logistics for the entire business development team.
• Improve aesthetics, effectiveness, ROI and time-to-market of marketing communications by re-designing and effectively managing the development process and procedure.
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