Clearpath
Work for San Francisco: Digital Communications
Clearpath, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
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*** Civic Match is hosting a virtual information session and Q&A for jobseekers interested in a Communications & Digital Assistant role in the Office of San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, and we’d love for you to join us.
This Q&A is an opportunity to learn more about working in the Mayor’s Office at a moment when communications and social media are central to how San Francisco tells its story. Mayor Lurie has made digital engagement a priority, using social platforms to connect directly with San Franciscans and highlight the city’s momentum – check out this Wall Street Journal piece on how the Mayor is investing in modern communications and storytelling across his administration. This role offers a hands-on opportunity to help shape the Mayor’s social presence by creating content, supporting press operations, and contributing to real-time storytelling around the Mayor’s priorities and daily work. It’s also an especially exciting year in San Francisco. The city is hosting the Super Bowl, World Cup matches, and the MLB Opening Night, putting San Francisco on a global stage and creating once-in-a-generation moments for communications, media, and public engagement.
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*** This event is for Civic Match users only. Please be sure to register using the same email address associated with your Civic Match account. If you're not currently a Civic Match user, please sign up for a profile
here.
*** Civic Match is hosting a virtual information session and Q&A for jobseekers interested in a Communications & Digital Assistant role in the Office of San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, and we’d love for you to join us.
This Q&A is an opportunity to learn more about working in the Mayor’s Office at a moment when communications and social media are central to how San Francisco tells its story. Mayor Lurie has made digital engagement a priority, using social platforms to connect directly with San Franciscans and highlight the city’s momentum – check out this Wall Street Journal piece on how the Mayor is investing in modern communications and storytelling across his administration. This role offers a hands-on opportunity to help shape the Mayor’s social presence by creating content, supporting press operations, and contributing to real-time storytelling around the Mayor’s priorities and daily work. It’s also an especially exciting year in San Francisco. The city is hosting the Super Bowl, World Cup matches, and the MLB Opening Night, putting San Francisco on a global stage and creating once-in-a-generation moments for communications, media, and public engagement.
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