Jobs, looking for speechwriters

Teacher’s College of Columbia University in NYC is looking for an senior communications specialist to be “responsible for directing the President’s strategic communications—researching and writing speeches and other sensitive communications materials for the President and other members of senior leadership of the University.”

Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) of NYC seeks a director of communications. “This person will plan, research and write external communications that effectively support and advance FINRA’s regulatory mission, public positions, and investor education initiatives—also advising senior management on external communications planning and strategy and collaborating across all FINRA departments and functions, while cultivating relationships at all levels of the organization, particularly with heads of business areas and the Office of the CEO.”

Global Partners of Waltham, VA is looking for an internal and executive communications manager to “execute a newly-created strategic internal and executive communication plan that supports the organization’s vision and business priorities.”

Sonepar USA of Philadelphia wants to hire a presentation specialist, “responsible for the conceptual development, direction and delivery of visual design to support the company’s marketing vision, key messages and business objectives.”

Wind River of Alameda, CA is looking for a visual storyteller. “The primary responsibility will be to help executives tell great stories. That person will be responsible for developing the content and orchestrating the production of any materials needed for executive presentations.”

The Munich, Germany-based European Patent Office is looking for a speechwriter and communication specialist “to provide the President with clear statements on the strategic objectives, plans, agendas and activities of the EPO. These texts setting out the ‘raison d’être’ of the office normally take the form of speeches, policy statements, media articles and messages to varied stakeholders.”