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Director of Marketing and Communications

Centre for Effective AltruismRemote

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Why this is on the board

Most people first hear about effective altruism — the question of how to help others as much as possible with your time and money — through an article, a podcast or a headline, and this director largely decides what it says. If that picture is accurate and fair, more people base their choice of where to work and where to give on it; if it goes wrong, the trust that every other organisation in this movement relies on disappears.

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About the role

Lead marketing and communications strategy for a global effective altruism organization, shaping public narratives and building a high-performing team. - Build and lead an integrated marketing and communications function across brand, content, media, and digital marketing. - Set strategy to expand understanding of effective altruism and CEA's role, engaging new audiences while maintaining community trust. - Hire and develop specialist leaders in media, brand, content, and marketing; empower t…

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