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Head, Digital and Print Media
Principal purpose
To develop and lead the Arts Council England’s digital and print media strategy for the organisation. To use research and market intelligence to exploit the potential of digital communications, developing effective and innovative ways to connect audiences to the arts and to engage with our stakeholders. To be responsible for the management and delivery of all cross platform digital and print communications with the public and the Arts Council’s other stakeholders.
Specialist responsibilities
• To devise and lead delivery of the corporate digital and print communications strategy and plan for the organisation
• To provide strategic advice and counsel high level consultation to the Chief Executive, Executive Director, Advocacy and Communications, senior management and Executive Board on digital and print communications strategy, policy and practice
• To lead the delivery of effective digital and print publishing projects (up to around 50 such projects per year) for the Advocacy and Communications department and the organisation, working with multiple stakeholders including staff, arts sector partners across the funded, commercial and voluntary sectors, local authority and government.
• To represent Arts Council England with credibility at a senior level with key external partners
• To manage the digital and print media team (one officer and one assistant) and oversee the work of the Arts Council’s network of freelance publishing project managers
• To have editorial responsibility for all digital and print projects including the corporate website
• To manage the roster of digital services for the organisation, ensuring quality relationships with suppliers and the highest quality, best value services
• To be responsible for the digital and print publishing budget
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