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Title: Head of Media and Communications, Leeds Think Tank

Role Description:

As the Head of Media and Communications (HMC) at Leeds Think Tank (LTT), you will play a pivotal role in shaping the marketing and communicative strategies of the organisation. Reporting to the committee, the HMC is responsible for managing LTT's social media presence, organising social events, facilitating communication within the committee, and contributing to the overall direction of the think tank.

Key Responsibilities:

Social Media Management:

• Utilise LTT's main social media platforms - LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram - to promote reports, op-eds, events, and activities related to the think tank.
• Tailor content for each platform, following specific guidelines:
  • Instagram: Promote op-eds, socials, events, and other activities to engage members and the general public.
  • Twitter: Stimulate discussions on relevant topics and share reports and op-eds while refraining from promoting member-only activities.
  • LinkedIn: Share reports, op-eds, speaker events, and other academic activities to showcase LTT's professional side.
• Ensure that all social media content reflects LTT's non-partisan stance and represents the collective views of the think tank, not personal opinions.

Social Event Coordination:

• Organise and host social events for LTT members, ensuring a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
• Prioritise member care and engagement during socials, balancing the event's objectives with the enjoyment and satisfaction of attendees.

Design and Approval:

• Oversee the design process for social media posts, ensuring alignment with LTT's branding and messaging.
• Collaborate with team members or external designers to create engaging and visually appealing content.
• Seek approval from the committee before publishing posts on social media platforms.

Committee Communication:

• Keep the committee informed of progress and developments in media and communications activities.
• Facilitate open communication channels within the committee, encouraging collaboration and feedback on media strategies and initiatives.