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JOB DESCRIPTIONDuties: 1. Campaign Director You will be the point person for Washington Public Campaigns. You will be the contact for our board members and coalition partners. You will also be a spokes person and media contact. It will be your responsibility to schedule speakers if an organization or media outlet requests speakers. 2. Fundraiser While Washington Public Campaigns already has a large database of volunteers and donors, it will be your job to set up fundraising events, contact large money donors and send out regular solicitations to our member base. You will also be working with our coalition partners, including unions and environmental groups to seek out the financial support necessary to maintain the organization. 3. Lobbyist Washington Public Campaigns will be working with a number of legislators in the 2005 legislative session to make public financing a reality for the next election cycle. It will be your job to work with our legislative partners, meet with potential supporters and cosponsors and track the legislation as it moves through committee. Hours: The campaign manager will be an independent contractor. S/he will start working in late November or early December 2004 at 10 hours a week, and will work through March. Using our database and his or her contacts, we expect the campaign manager to generate sufficient funds to extend the contract and increase hours. Send your resume and a cover letter to: Washington Public Campaigns PO Box.45088 Seattle, WA 98145-0088 or to: [email protected] Return to home page |
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