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Israel’s United Nations’ Mission is looking to hire a chief communications officer.
The CCO will manage the international communications of Ambassador Gilad Erdan and the rest of the Mission.
He/she will understand the fields of diplomacy and public policy, possess strong oratory skills, have experience in writing press releases, handing briefings and penning op-eds.
The job requires collaboration with foreign media outlets in the US, primarily in New York.
The Mission requires a CCO to have native-English language fluency.
Send CV, portfolio, writing sample and cover letter to [email protected]
Responses are due Sept. 16.
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