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Head of Communication (M/F)
Company: Catholic Relief Services (CRS Guinea)
Education / Qualifications
Contract: CDD | Location: Conakry, Guinea | Experience: 2 to 5 years | Training: Bachelor (BAC)+3) | Salary: Salary Band 8 | Deadline 2026-10-30
Job description
Work closely with the Senior Program Quality Manager, Regional Marketing Manager and Headquarters Communications Team to create content and ensure strategic communication alignment, message consistency and a strong brand identity for CRS Guinea. Create content and use effective communication channels to reach different audiences, strengthen the positioning of CRS Guinea in terms of funding and influence (writing stories, multimedia content, reports, respect for brand image and signage).
Main duties
Develop the marketing/communication strategy and plan in collaboration with the MEAL coordinator and the Senior Programme Quality Officer to increase the visibility of CRS Guinea (health, education, governance, agriculture, livelihoods, humanitarian aid).
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