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Buildofarm

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The ideal candidate is confident, articulate, media-savvy, and aligned with the Buildofarm brand. Responsibilities * Represent Buildofarm as the official spokesperson in media interviews, podcasts ...

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Media Spokespersons are individuals designated to communicate on behalf of an organization or individual to the media and public. They deliver key messages, handle press inquiries, and often speak during interviews, press conferences, or public events. Their role is crucial in representing the organization's views accurately, managing its public image, and ensuring consistent messaging. Media Spokespersons must have strong communication skills and a deep understanding of the organization's policies and objectives.

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Media Spokespersons often encounter the challenge of delivering complex or sensitive information in a clear, concise manner while maintaining the organization's reputation. They must be prepared to respond to difficult questions, handle crisis situations, and adapt messaging for various audiences and media formats. Effective collaboration with internal teams—such as legal, communications, and subject matter experts—is essential to ensure accuracy and consistency in all public statements.

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To thrive as a Media Spokesperson, you need excellent verbal communication skills, a strong grasp of public relations principles, and typically a degree in communications, journalism, or a related field. Familiarity with media monitoring tools, press release platforms, and social media management systems is often required. Confidence, composure under pressure, and the ability to build rapport with journalists and the public are vital soft skills. These abilities are crucial for delivering clear, consistent messaging and protecting an organization's reputation in the public eye.
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Media Relations Volunteer

Waukesha, WI • On-site

American National Red Cross
Non-Profits • 10K+ employees

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Company rating: 6.3 out of 10

Based on 284 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

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Job description

Red Cross Media Relations volunteers serve as spokespeople, storytellers and facilitators for T.V., radio, online, print & social media.

  • Serve on-call in shifts to share information with Red Cross leadership on small-to-large incidents.
  • Represent Red Cross as media spokesperson for local news outlets in person and/or over the phone.
  • Work with Red Cross leaders and communications to write and pitch stories /information to local media.
  • Showcase Red Cross services, events and programs at events, training, interviews, etc.
  • Write and distribute media advisories and news releases.
  • Deploy to disaster scenes to perform on-site media relations if needed, including on-camera interviews.
  • Gather client stories, at times working with other communications staff, photographers, etc.
  • Connect people on national deployments with the media for interview opportunities
  • Working with communications staff, protect the local reputation of the Red Cross by quickly identifying and addressing potential negative stories/questions.
  • Attend and participate in regularly scheduled Public Affairs meetings (in person or via phone calls)

Qualifications:

  • Education or professional background in Journalism, Media Relations, Public relations, Communications or similar experience.
  • Preferred background in Red Cross disaster response.
  • Fluency with Spanish strongly preferred.
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The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.​The American Red Cross is part of the world's largest volunteer network found in 187 countries.

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