The Communications/Marketing Director is responsible for developing a comprehensive strategy to build understanding and support for the mission of Sacred Heart education and enhance the reputation of the Academy and Hardey Prep as leaders among independent Catholic schools, locally, and nationally. The Director manages resources and oversees initiatives that raise awareness of the school's distinctive character, strengthens Sacred Heart's brand position, and engages as well as informs key constituent groups. Key areas of responsibility include school publications, social media, public relations, advertising, and brand identity and supports Head of Schools in messaging to the wider community. This individual also works closely with outsourced graphic designers, printers, and remarketing personnel. The position demands a full range of communications skills, both creative and technical: copywriting, graphic design, photography, website updates, and experience in using electronic media to support institutional goals. The ideal candidate is a strong project manager who can think both creatively and strategically, and who can complete complex projects from start to finish and on deadline. In addition, the Director demonstrates a commitment to staying abreast of trends in marketing and communication methods, and to practices among peer schools. The Director exhibits strong leadership and interpersonal skills, can work effectively with colleagues, volunteers, and vendors, and consistently projects a positive image of Sacred Heart Schools. The Communications/Marketing Director works collaboratively with Admissions, Development, and Head of Schools to build understanding and support of the school’s mission and programs, and to secure resources to enhance the school and secure its future. The Director strives to model the values expressed in the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education.
Stand Out From the Crowd
Upload your resume and get instant feedback on how well it matches this job.
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director