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Green Municipal Fund (GMF) is seeking a Communications Officer to develop and implement communications plans for the Local Leadership for Climate Adaptation initiative. You will produce bilingual content, manage digital channels, and support marketing strategies that advance sustainable municipal projects across Canada.
Based in Ottawa with a hybrid work model, the role requires 5+ years in communications, strong editing skills, and experience with digital media, SEO, and analytics.
At the Green Municipal Fund (GMF), we create change where it matters most-in Canada's municipalities. As the Federation of Canadian Municipalities' flagship program and backed by a $2.4 billion endowment from the Government of Canada, GMF helps Canadian municipalities, big and small, invest in their future by supporting homegrown sustainability and resilience projects that work for Canadians by creating jobs, lowering costs, and strengthening local economies. Through our unique mix of funding, resources and training, GMF is enhancing the quality of life for people in Canada by accelerating a transformation to sustainable and resilient communities. Since 2000, GMF has invested over $1.6 billion in local projects helping communities avoid 2.9 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions, while also contributing $1.24 billion to the national GDP and creating more than 13,000 person-years of national employment.
Under the general direction and supervision of the Manager, Communications - Adaptation, the Communications Officer develops and implements communications and marketing plans and provides communications and marketing services in support of FCM's Green Municipal Fund. At GMF, we empower our people to create change where it has the most impact – municipalities. GMF is a globally unique, made-in-Canada solution – leveraging and managing a $2.4 billion in programs funded by the Government of Canada, to drive on-the-ground change in Canadian communities building sustainable, resilient infrastructure that delivers both economic and environmental benefits to communities.
Our unique mix of funding and training gives municipalities the tools they need to build resiliency – and create better lives for Canadians. We are hiring for the role of Communications Officer for GMF's Local Leadership for Climate Adaptation initiative, which provides funding and skills development support to communities to adapt and build long-term resiliency to the impacts of climate change.
The Communications Officer leads and contributes to the development of communications and marketing products and activities such as digital promotion, social media content, website content, digital communications, videos, case studies, reports, presentation materials, digital images and other resources, in both official languages. The Communications Officer contributes to the development, monitoring and evaluation of communications and marketing strategies, plans and trends. They also support the assessment of communications activities and recommends measures, processes and tools for quality assurance, effective dissemination of resources and continuous improvement.
Modern office space in Ottawa's ByWard Market and downtown core
We're committed to fostering an organizational culture that embraces equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, where individuals from diverse racial and ethnic identities, ages, nationalities, social economic status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression and physical and mental abilities can thrive and be fully engaged at their best level. We welcome and encourage applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the recruitment and selection process.
The future of work at FCM includes a hybrid work model; therefore, this role will be a combination of virtual and on-site work.
The successful candidate is required live within 80kms of downtown Ottawa, unless otherwise specified, and be authorized to work in Canada.
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