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Core Responsibilities of a Communications Committee

1. Develop Communication Strategies

• Create and maintain a comprehensive communication plan aligned with the organization’s goals.
• Establish messaging priorities for campaigns, events, or initiatives.

2. Brand Management

• Ensure consistency in the organization’s visual and written identity (e.g., logos, colors, tone).
• Monitor the proper use of branding across all channels and materials.

3. Internal Communications

• Develop methods for effective communication within the organization (e.g., newsletters, intranet, staff emails).
• Facilitate transparency and keep members, staff, or stakeholders informed.

4. External Communications

• Manage public relations efforts and relationships with media outlets.
• Draft press releases, public statements, and external newsletters.

5. Digital Presence

• Maintain and update the website and social media platforms.
• Monitor digital engagement and adjust strategies based on analytics.

6. Content Creation

• Oversee the production of marketing materials such as brochures, videos, flyers, and reports.
• Ensure content is clear, compelling, and appropriate for target audiences.

7. Event Promotion

• Support the marketing and promotion of organizational events, fundraisers, or campaigns.
• Coordinate the communication calendar around event timelines.

8. Stakeholder Engagement

• Ensure consistent outreach and communication with members, donors, volunteers, and partners.
• Develop feedback mechanisms (e.g., surveys, forums) to gauge stakeholder sentiment.

9. Crisis Communication

• Prepare and implement communication plans for crisis or emergency situations.
• Act as the liaison with media and stakeholders during such times.

10. Reporting and Evaluation

• Track the performance of communication efforts (e.g., email open rates, social media engagement).
• Provide regular updates and recommendations to leadership or the board.