American Atheists Is Looking for a PR Director June 4, 2012

American Atheists Is Looking for a PR Director

By Hemant Mehta
June 4, 2012

For anyone living near Cranford, New Jersey (including folks in New York City), American Atheists is looking to hire a full-time Public Relations Director:

Reporting to the President, the Public Relations Director will set and guide the strategy for all communications, including but not limited to, website content, blogging, Facebook content, Twitter messages, and other social media as well as public relations messages and collateral to consistently articulate American Atheists’ mission. The Public Relations Director will ensure that American Atheists is viewed as the primary source, disseminator, and conduit of information within the diverse network and constituent base of the nontheistic community.

Details are here and the deadline is June 15th.

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  • Bryan

    The Public Relations Director will ensure that American Atheists is viewed as the primary source, disseminator, and conduit of information within the diverse network and constituent base of the nontheistic community

    Am I the only one who doesn’t like this ‘goal’?

  • Olaf

    A PR function without being able to play the religion card to appeal to religious people … tricky 😉

  • Well, I would hope any PR person has the goal of making his/her organization the go-to place for information about their constituency. Seems like a standard expectation for the job.

  • Bryan

    But, if I’m not mis-reading things, it sounds like they want to be the “go-to” place for all US non-theists; not just for card-carrying members.  Not all atheists agree with AA’s mission statement, goals or methods.  In my mind, it would be equivalent to the catholic church being the go-to place for all US theists…you end up with a horrid misrepresentation of the purported representees.

  • for profit or not, getting the right PR is the lifeblood of any org. if you’re not in it to be the top voice on your chosen topic, why bother?

    they may not speak for you today. but the right PR director would make you want them to. that’s the point. 

  • Gus Snarp

    Hardest job in the world?