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Summary
The Project Coordinator, NAB Show Content supports the content team as they drive growth for NAB’s major conventions and conferences. The project coordinator will support the content team in coordinating logistics and administrative tasks that ensure the successful execution of all content programs at NAB Show, NAB Show New York, and other events.
Essential Functions
Support the overall content team in coordinating all logistics and administrative tasks.
Work with overall content team to effect quality control and to oversee adding of session and speaker data to content management system with help of outside partner(s).
Assist in managing speaker arrangements, scheduling and communications with both internal and external partners.
Help organize and maintain content-related documents and resources.
Collaborate with the content team to ensure all built content aligns with marketing goals and deadlines for sharing content are met.
Coordinate with other internal teams to make sure milestones, vision and general information is free flowing.
Other duties as assigned.
Required Education and Experience
3 years of related experience.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both orally and in writing.
Project management ability; capacity to develop, manage and meet timelines.
Preferred Education and Experience
Four-year degree, especially in media, journalism, content/film/tv production, or communications/PR.
Demonstrated media and entertainment industry (Film, TV, streaming, broadcast, radio, gaming or similar) experience.
General understanding of conference and trade show business models.
Experience with data entry in CMS (content management systems).
Work Location and Schedule
This position is eligible for NAB's Hybrid Work Schedule of three days (Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday) in the D.C. office each week.
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$97k-123k (estimate)
05/03/2024
05/19/2024
nab.org
WASHINGTON, DC
500 - 1,000
1927
EDWARD O FRITTS
$50M - $200M
Professional Associations
The National Association of Broadcasters is the voice for the nations radio and television broadcasters. As the premier trade association for broadcasters, NAB advances the interests of our members in federal government, industry and public affairs; improves the quality and profitability of broadcasting; encourages content and technology innovation; and spotlights the important and unique ways stations serve their communities. NAB delivers value to our members through advocacy, education and innovation. Advocacy NAB is the chief advocate of broadcasters in our nations capital, ensuring policym ...
akers are informed on the issues that impact the broadcasting industry. The association relies on the grassroots strength of its television and radio members and state broadcast associations. Broadcasters recognize the importance of educating Congress, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the administration on how legislation and regulations affect their business, and more importantly, the listening and viewing public. Innovation Whether its the new possibilities created by mobile digital television or FM-enabled mobile devices, NAB is helping broadcasters seize opportunities in the digital age. Advances in technology are giving broadcasters opportunities to find better, more innovative ways to deliver the high-quality content and services that local communities expect and deserve. Education From providing free public service materials to assist in implementing locally focused community service initiatives, to offering a number of programs through the NAB Education Foundation to support diversity, leadership and professional development, NAB offers broadcasters a variety of programs to help them grow in their careers, promote diversity in the workplace and strengthen their businesses.
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