Lead Public-Policy Video Strategy & Growth

Chamber of Progress

Washington

On-site

USD 90,000 - 140,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with 4% match

Employer subsidized medical, dental, &

Vision insurance

15 days vacation first year

8 paid holidays + Christmas week

Job summary

Chamber of Progress seeks a Video Communications Director to build one of the most influential video operations in public policy. You will transform policy into videos that educate, persuade, and spread widely online.

The role blends strategy, storytelling, scriptwriting, production, and advocacy communications. You will grow audiences on YouTube, Instagram, and X, coach experts for on-camera delivery, and develop recurring video franchises to shape technology policy narratives.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience.
Minimum of 5 years of post-college experience in digital media, advocacy, political communications, journalism, campaigns, public affairs, content strategy, or related field.
Experience creating video content for political campaigns, advocacy organizations, think tanks, nonprofits, public affairs firms, news organizations, or mission-driven organizations.
Strong understanding of YouTube, Instagram, X, and other social platforms, including how content is packaged, distributed, and optimized for each.
Demonstrated success building audiences and engagement through video content.
Exceptional storytelling instincts and the ability to turn complex policy issues into compelling visual narratives.
Strong scriptwriting skills for short-form and long-form video.
Excellent video editing skills and fluency with modern production tools, including Premiere, After Effects, Descript, Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator.
Experience creating graphics, motion graphics, and visual explainers that strengthen storytelling.
Comfortable coaching subject matter experts to become more effective on-camera communicators.
Strong news judgment and the ability to move quickly in response to breaking events.
Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-moving environment.
Bias toward action, creativity, experimentation, and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

Own Chamber of Progress’ video strategy across YouTube, Instagram, X, podcasts, and emerging platforms.
Develop and execute a long-term strategy to make Chamber of Progress the leading tech trade association in public policy video content.
Grow subscribers, watch time, engagement, and reach across all video channels.
Translate policy reports, economic analyses, legislative campaigns, polling, and breaking news into compelling visual stories that are understandable, memorable, and highly shareable.
Create persuasive advocacy videos that influence policymakers, journalists, opinion leaders, and the broader public.
Build recurring video franchises and original series that establish Chamber of Progress as a leading voice on technology policy.
Write scripts, develop story concepts, and rapidly produce timely videos responding to legislative developments and news events.
Produce and edit podcast episodes and create engaging clips from podcasts, television interviews, speeches, testimony, conferences, and organizational events.
Coach the organization’s policy experts to become engaging on-camera communicators and storytellers.
Design graphics, animations, charts, captions, and other visual elements that make complex policy issues easy to understand.
Package content appropriately for each platform, including YouTube, Instagram Reels, X, LinkedIn, and other emerging formats.
Track analytics and continually refine content strategy based on audience behavior, engagement, and platform trends.
Coordinate with outside vendors or freelancers when specialized production or animation is needed.
Work closely with the Senior Creative Director and Senior Director of Communications to ensure video content advances Chamber of Progress’ communications and advocacy goals.