Communications Manager, Content
Global Maritime Forum, Copenhagen
Apply before 3 April 2023
Would you like to join an expert and experienced communications team working to make the maritime industry more sustainable for people and the planet?
Would you also like to become part of an international, diverse organisation of purpose-driven individuals in a role that aims to create impact and change through communication?
If that sounds interesting, keep reading to learn more!
The Global Maritime Forum is looking for an excellent writer and content producer who can identify the stories in a complex report or project and tell them in an engaging and clear manner. Our organisation is young and dynamic, and there is space for both the social and the serious.
⚓ Who we are
If you’re new to the Global Maritime Forum, let’s start with the basics.
The Global Maritime Forum is a Copenhagen-based international not-for-profit organisation. We bring leaders from across the maritime value chain together with influential decision-makers and opinion shapers to tackle collective challenges and develop new solutions and ideas for action.
The Global Maritime Forum is behind several initiatives, such as the All Aboard Alliance, the Poseidon Principles, and the Getting to Zero Coalition. Our work spans reports, webinars, workshops, and much more. Our yearly flagship event, the Annual Summit, brings together 200-250 top decision-makers, thought leaders, and experts from across the maritime value chain and beyond to shape the future of global seaborne trade and promote sustainable long-term economic development and human well-being.
Communications Manager, Content
The communication manager’s responsibilities are broad, but not solitary. The team is highly collaborative. Responsibilities include:
Produce quality content for the Global Maritime Forum and its programmes (news items, web pages, newsletters, press releases, SoMe content, etc.) to maximize the impact of the organisation’s and its programmes’ activities towards varied target audiences in collaboration with the rest of the communications team Manage, edit, and publish the Global Maritime Forum’s - and its programmes’ - online newsletters Work on message development and storytelling, and help identify opportunities to use communications to strengthen the Global Maritime Forum’s thought leadership, brand position, and the Annual Summit in collaboration with the rest of the team Launch communication initiatives in collaboration with the rest of the communications team.
You will report to the director of communications, Rasmus Nord Jørgensen, and work closely with the rest of the communications team, particularly the senior editor and senior PR manager, as well as with colleagues across the organisation, and our large international community of collaborators and partners.
Who is suitable for this role?
We are looking for someone who ideally is a native level English speaker, is a great writer and content producer, and has at least a couple of years of communications, marketing, and/or journalism experience.
You are a team player who can handle fast-paced news days as well as larger publications and projects with months-long delivery times.
Your communications toolbox is varied and solid and you can apply your talents to a variety of tasks and communicate your choices to a wide array of stakeholders.
You probably have training and experience with various content formats, such as journalistic articles, social media posts, press releases, podcasts, newsletters, and/or videos.
Moreover:
Required qualifications:
Additional qualifications:
What we offer
We offer an opportunity to be part of a dynamic, growing organisation and young, purpose-driven team. We are driven by our passion for making the maritime industry more sustainable. We have high ambitions, but a strong culture of collaboration, being friendly, humble, and helping and supporting each other.
Besides that, we offer:
What we don’t offer:
How to apply
Please send your CV, motivated application and at least two pieces of sample content by an email via the button below.
Please mark your application “Communications Manager, Content” and submit it no later than 3 April 2023.
For more information about the Global Maritime Forum or the position, please contact Rasmus Nord Jorgensen, Director of Communications at +45 2168 0421.
Interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis.
Practical information
The position is full-time with a weekly working time of 37.5 hours. The expected start date is 1 June.
The duty station is our Copenhagen office with the possibility to work from home as per agreement with your manager. A valid working permit in Denmark is required, which Global Maritime Forum can help facilitate. However, we do not offer a relocation package.
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