Thursday Deadline for Communications Director Applications

Thursday is the deadline to submit applications for the position of executive director of communications.

CHICAGO, IL (November 12, 2018) – Thursday is the deadline to submit applications for the position of executive director of communications.

Applicants should submit a one-page cover letter along with a résumé or CV to hr@covchurch.org.

The executive director stewards all communication and public relation matters of the ECC, as well as provides oversight of all communication services and resources to ensure responsiveness and sustainability of communication strategies of mission areas. The executive director also serves as a member of the Council of Administrators and an advisor to ECC ministry areas, projects, and affiliates to optimize synergy and collaboration for overall effectiveness and missional outcomes in the area of communications.

This executive leader oversees:

  • Public relations
  • Editorial services (book and periodical publishing)
  • Bookstore and Fulfillment Center
  • Media Services (including video production)
  • Interactive and Inter-disciplinary Services (website, social media platforms, etc.)
  • Creative Services (graphic and digital design)
  • Production Services (including copy services)

For more information, see the online job posting.

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