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Job Opportunity: Communications Coordinator (Storytelling & writing):Job description:Job detailsOrganisation Foundation North Closes 14 Feb 2023 Posted on 1 Feb 2023 Region Auckland Work type Full time employment Work classification Marketing & Media ShareM? m?tou - Our Organisation Supporting the communities of today to shape the communities of tomorrow Foundation North holds in trust for the communities of Auckland and Northland an endowment of over $1.7 billion. With a vision to enhance lives, Foundation North provides funding and support to initiatives large and small, to respond to the communities of T?maki Makaurau (Auckland) and Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) now, and for generations to come. To achieve our vision, we aim to be responsive to the changing community needs and aspirations through four focus areas: » H?pai te ?ritetanga - Increased Equity » Whakauru Mai - Social Inclusion » Whakahou Taiao - Regenerative Environment » H?pori Awhina - Community Support We are a targeted grantmaker, committed to priority communities across our rohe: Tangata Whenua, Pacific Peoples, communities of South Auckland, communities of Te Tai Tokerau, children and young people, new migrants, former refugees, people living with a discapability and rainbow communities. We also prioritise support for initiatives, actions and activities which focus on: » increasing knowledge and giving effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi » mitigation and adaptation to the threats posed by climate change ? ? T?tou Uara - Our Values Our values unite us as an organisation and guide how we work every day: » Kia kotahi te hoe- Working together » Me mahi i roto i te tika te pono me te aroha- Doing the right thing with respect and care » Whakamana- Enabling, uplifting and reinforcing » Ako- Listening, learning and knowledge Trustees and staff are committed to ensuring that Foundation North meets its obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and takes into consideration the needs of Aotearoa New Zealand's diverse society. Ko t? m?tou mahi - Our function This is a great opportunity to join a small brand and communications team working across all areas of Foundation North's activities, including our social business the Centre for Social Impact (CSI). As Communications Coordinator, your function as an in-house service providercarries multiple and diverse responsibilities including writing, producing and amplifying content across a range of media; upholding and raising our brand consciousness; as well as helping to plan and run effective community engagements.You will be comfortable operating: » self-directed - eg. take lead responsibility for end-to-end story, news and media release writing/production » in a small team - eg. helping generate a constant stream of stories and content » in unison with cross-organisational teams - eg. supporting events and hui either in-house, online and in the community. » You will be confident working closely with the leadership abilities Team and other colleagues, liaising regularly with digital, media and creative professionals and interacting with members of the hugely diverse range of community organisations the Foundation and CSI is privileged to serve and support. Ng? p?manawatanga ?u - What you will bring You will come with at least three years' significant practice in a communications/media/ journalism function, and your applicable Bachelor's degree. Key to your success will be your innate capability to juggle and deliver multiple communications projects across different brands, keeping the requirements and preferences of internal and external audiences top of mind and relating well to others. You will bring a blend of technical and inter-personal expertise and be able to evidence: » capability to research, interview for and write compelling and equitable stories with and about our priority communities » capability to work in unison with internal and external teams to deliver high quality collaborative content across digital, social and print media » Excellent communication expertise - written and oral, not forgetting great listening » Proven expertise, knowledge and practice in elevating and building brand presence, preferrably in a not-for-profit context » practice in providing comms support for event management » capability to plan, organise and manage work effectively » capability to rapidly adapt in a changing environment » knowledge of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its principles ? You will also » Bring a ?Can Do' attitude to achieving our impactful mahi » Bring a genuine desire to contribute to our vision of Enhanced Lives » Have a passion for story telling, celebrating others' narratives and ?passing the mic' » Be willing to join us as we journey towards being a more culturally intelligent organisation » Be a strong team player » Have a sense of humour - we like to have fun! » Be a quick learner with a desire to continually strive to do better How to submit the application: T?hono mai - Join us We value diversity and welcome applications from anyone bringing the required talent, energy, practice and shared values to the function.If you're wanting a function that supports the communities of today to shape the communities of tomorrow, then apply now.In return, you will be part of a great team of professionals investing in its people, offering a competitive income,5 weeks' annual leave, and a benefits package including an employee fully subsidised health insurance plan, flexible working arrangements and professional development. candidates must have the permanent right to work in New Zealand to be considered for this function.Find out more and apply by contacting Robbie or Rachel at Quinn Staff Recruitment (09) 309 8821orrecruit@quinn.jobs. Applications close February 14 2023. Skills:
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