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Member and Internal Communications Manager

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We're recruiting for an exciting Member and Internal Communications Manager role at an award-winning leader in global music rights management, reporting to the Senior Communications Manager as part of a London-based team, with a salary of around £40k.
An experienced professional, you'll be strong at creative writing and delivering impactful campaigns. You'll be responsible for creating a wide range of materials, gathering stories and updates from colleagues, and supporting teams to create effective communication for use across multiple channels.
This hybrid role covers internal and member communications focused on delivering excellent customer experience to members, licensees, and stakeholders.
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Key responsibilities:
- Lead the creation and distribution of key member communications, ensuring content is relevant and focused on improving the member experience.
- Plan and coordinate internal campaigns and initiatives, including leadership updates, wellbeing activity, and people programmes.
- Manage the delivery of internal communications across channels including email, intranet, Teams, and live events.
- Own the internal communications plan and calendar, and ensure messaging consistency across internal and external channels.
- Measure the effectiveness of both member and internal communications activities.


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Key skills and experience:
- Experience in a people-focused, membership, or values-led organisation.
- Strong planning and prioritisation skills, with experience managing a communications calendar, multiple stakeholders, and competing deadlines.
- Hands-on and delivery-focused.
- Excellent writing skills.
If this sounds like you, apply by email to Joanne Watkins at joanne@commsleaders.co.uk.
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