Director, Energy & Infrastructure Communications

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Remote, or Hybrid SF, NYC, BOS or CHIFull-TimeDirector

Salary100,000 - 125,000 USD per year

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Experience: 12+ years

Requirements

12+ years leading integrated PR and communications programs; agency experience strongly preferred
Strong background in B2B technology, ideally across energy, infrastructure, industrial, manufacturing, or other technical sectors
Experience building brand positioning, messaging, and narrative platforms for high-growth companies and emerging technologies
Seasoned client lead capable of independently counseling CEOs, CMOs, and senior executives
Strong media instincts with a track record of securing top-tier and industry coverage in new and traditional media
Skilled writer and content strategist experienced developing thought leadership, customer stories, blogs, whitepapers, reports, and social content
Deep understanding of how stories move across earned, owned, and social channels, and how to shape content for different platforms and audiences
Experience leading teams, mentoring talent, and maintaining high standards for quality work
Highly organized, collaborative, and comfortable managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment

Responsibilities

Develop integrated communications programs across earned media, executive thought leadership, owned content, and digital/social channels
Manage client relationships, providing strategic counsel and anticipating program needs
Shape and lead high-impact moments like launches, announcements, funding, and other milestones
Partner with executives to develop thought leadership platforms, including planning and execution with bylines, LinkedIn, speaking engagements, and reactive commentary.
Identify and activate timely storytelling opportunities tied to industry, policy, and cultural moments
Write and edit high-impact materials, including messaging frameworks, brand narratives, thought leadership, and long-form content
Build and maintain strong media relationships across tech, climate, and energy sectors
Lead and mentor teams, ensuring high-quality work and supporting growth and advancement
Manage multiple accounts and priorities in a fast-paced environment

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