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World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO in Geneva, Switzerland, or remote, seeks an Executive Communications Consultant to craft speeches and remarks for the Director General and to support priority communications of the News and Media Division.
Responsibilities include maintaining messaging consistency, incorporating data-driven insights, and producing scripts, articles, social media content, and related materials across divisions.
Title of Assignment: Executive Communications Consultant
Name of Unit/Sector: News and Media Division
Place of Assignment: Geneva, Switzerland or remote
Expected duration of Assignment: From January 4, 2027 - under the conditions of a framework agreement
The objective of this consultancy is to provide high-quality speechwriting services for the Director General and support related communications priorities of the News and Media Division, ensuring all materials are evidence-based, strategically aligned and deliver clear, compelling messages across priority thematic areas. Executive writing assignments for other substantive areas are possible under this framework agreement.
The Consultant may be requested to provide the following services under individual assignments issued during the framework agreement period:
Depending on business needs, the Consultant may be requested to provide one or more of the following deliverables under individual assignments issued during the framework agreement period:
The Consultant will report to the Director of the News and Media Division or to such other official as may be designated by the Director.
Essential: University degree in economics, public policy, statistics, social sciences, humanities, or a related field.
Essential: At least 6 years of experience in research, policy analysis or analytical support to communications or leadership.
Proven experience working with data, statistics and research sources.
Essential: Excellent written and spoken knowledge of English, with demonstrated ability to produce clear, concise and accurate texts.
Selected applicants will be offered a framework agreement for a period of up to five years, commencing on January 4, 2027.
Assignments will be issued on an as-needed basis, depending on business requirements during the framework agreement period. The framework agreement does not guarantee any minimum volume of work or number of assignments.
Individual assignments will specify, as appropriate, the scope of work, expected deliverables, timeframe and estimated level of effort. The work will be carried out on a flexible basis and will not necessarily require full-time engagement or continuous on-site presence.
Applicants are requested to indicate their proposed daily remuneration rate in Swiss francs. Payment will be based on the agreed daily rate and the work authorized and satisfactorily completed under each assignment.
ICS providers fall outside the coverage of employment contracts for WIPO Staff members and are not subject to the WIPO Staff Regulations and Rules.