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Director, Corporate Communications

New York, NY, USA

CGS seeks an experienced Director of Corporate Communications to lead our external and internal communications efforts while building our brand presence and executive profiles in the business and trade press. This is a rare opportunity to join a dynamic Marketing team at a global organization with a marquee client list. You’ll have the resources of a global organization, coupled with the creativity and freedom of decision making of a start-up.  

 You should be an initiative-taker with a passion for storytelling and helping executives to build thought leadership profiles. This role offers the opportunity to shape the communications strategy and build a Corporate Communications team that grows with our dynamic, diversified company. The ideal candidate will be a strategic thinker, an impeccable communicator, and passionate about technology and its impact on businesses.  

 For 40+ years, CGS has enabled global enterprises, regional companies, and government agencies to drive breakthrough performance through software and business applications, enterprise learning, immersive technologies, and outsourcing services. We’re focused on creating comprehensive solutions that meet clients’ complex, multi-dimensional needs tied to their fundamental business activities.  
 
Responsibilities: 

  • Develop and implement a comprehensive communications strategy aligned with our business objectives 
  • Oversee all external and internal communications, including press releases, media relations, social media, and employee engagement platforms
  • Collaborate with leadership to craft and deliver key messages that reinforce our position as a thought leader in our core industries: software and business applications, enterprise learning, immersive technologies, and outsourcing services.
  • Build and maintain relationships with industry media, analysts, and influencers
  • Collaborate with the Product Marketing team in the creation of marketing collateral, whitepapers, and other content that highlights CGS’s solutions
  • Manage content and enhance our online presence, including our corporate website and social media channels.
  • Collaborate with the Marketing team to ensure consistent messaging across all channels, including particularly social media
  • Lead crisis communications efforts and serve as a spokesperson for the company when needed
  • Develop and manage the communications budget, including communications technology tools for press communications (database), press release distribution, PR analytics, internal communications, and engagement.
  • Measure and report on the effectiveness of communications initiatives. 

Qualifications: 

  • Bachelor's degree in Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, or a related field. MBA or advanced degree preferred. 
  • 10+ years of experience in corporate communications, preferably in the B2B technology sector. Proven record in media relations and crisis communications.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate complex technical concepts into compelling narratives.
  • Strong understanding of B2B technology trends and the ability to position CGS’s solutions effectively.
  • Experience using AI tools to enhance the speed and quality of communications work products
  • Experience in developing and executing multi-channel communications strategies.
  • Proficiency in digital communications tools and analytics platforms.
  • Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and senior executives.
  • Strong knowledge of SEO and content marketing best practices. 

Range: $140k - $160k

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