The successful candidate will be responsible for promotion of the Nuclear Institute, to members, potential members, employers and the public. In tandem with the Events Manager and others, you will support the events function through targeted campaigns, promotion of events across the NI digital platform, and creation of promotional materials for distribution at partner events and in print. The role requires exemplary written skills and a track record in content creation and editing as you will author the monthly NI e-newsletter as well as write, manage, and proof the news and information sections of the renowned technical journal Nuclear Future. The role requires a high degree of planning and coordinating ability and adaptability to a range of tasks across the marketing spectrum.
The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years’ marketing/communications experience and be keen to develop a leadership role for their next position in harnessing the marketing potential of our volunteers and other networks.
Full details of the role are in the attached job description.
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The Nuclear Institute (NI) is a registered charity and is the learned society and professional membership body for the Nuclear Industry. The NI conducts educational and outreach activities, organises events and conferences, produces a respected industry journal and supports the professionalism of our members and the industry. The NI works closely with other organisations within the industry, and is licensed by the Engineering and Science Councils to register professionals as Chartered Engineers and Scientists. The NI benefits from its active volunteer membership and a dedicated headquarters team based in Piccadilly, London.