Public Relations Coordinator Sample Clauses

Public Relations Coordinator. The Public Relations Coordinator for the Phase Developer and for the Section Developer shall have the following qualifications:  a minimum of 10 years’ experience in public relations including for large and complex highway and transportation projects, with preferably at least one project in Maryland managing public involvement, Stakeholder coordination and community engagement;  have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent;  preferably hold an accreditation in public relations as issued by the Public Relations Society of America;  have strong writing and verbal communications and community outreach skills; and  have demonstrated experience in crisis communications and handling sensitive and controversial issues. The Public Relations Coordinator position must be filled for the term of the Section P3 Agreement including the Predevelopment Phase; the Person holding such position is expected to be on Site in the Project Office or Section Office; and be committed full time during the Section D&C Work. Qualifications shall be subject to review and acceptance by MDOT. If a replacement is needed to fill the position, the qualifications for the replacement shall be submitted and are subject to review and acceptance by MDOT. Responsibilities of the Public Relations Coordinator will include but not be limited to:  drafting responses to correspondence, emails and other inquiries, including MDOT Customer Care Management System (“CCMS”) assignments;  assisting with website content management and development;  researching inquiries from the public, elected officials, or media and developing responses; and  developing metrics for gauging the effectiveness of the outreach efforts and modifying the efforts to improve effectiveness where needed;  collaborating and supporting MDOT and MDTA with:  scheduling, coordinating and conducting all Stakeholder outreach efforts;  monitoring media and social reports on the Work and the P3 Program;  disseminating information about the status of the Work among all applicable communication channels such as mainstream media, social media and website postings; and  coordinating special events, media events, briefings to elected officials, etc. by providing material preparation and logistics;  ensuring a smooth and seamless transition of responsibilities between the Phase Developer and the Section Developers.
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Public Relations Coordinator. 1.The position of Public Relations Coordinator shall be paid on the basis of a twelve (12) month position. 2012-13 $13,762 2013-14 $13,900 2014-15 $14,039 2.The monthly rate shall be considered as part of the Public Relations Coordinator’s base pay for pension purposes if appropriate under applicable pension statute. Such pay shall be issued on the regular pay days of the 15th and 30th of each month for twenty (20) payments per year, and as separate payments on those dates during July and August.
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Public Relations Coordinator. 1.1. Manages communications with staff and with the site/service’s external stakeholders (excluding media), including liaison with key community organisations.
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