Campaign Coordinator (PETA Australia)

Position Objective:

To be a clever, trustworthy and highly organised multitasker
To manage and coordinate volunteers, members, celebrities and the media in order to bring attention to animal rights issues across the country

Term of Employment:

Full-time

Location:

Sydney or Manila

Reports to:

Managing Director of PETA Australia

Primary Responsibilities and Duties:

Develop and manage cutting-edge campaigns against animal abuse
Manage an agenda of celebrity events, protests and other campaign issues
Organise and maintain media and celebrity databases
Coordinate the production and maintenance of a campaigns website for PETA Australia
Work with volunteers
Review news releases
Help create ad campaigns and other materials
Develop ideas to increase activist and celebrity involvement in animal issues
Contribute to and oversee the writing and production of printed materials
Organise demonstrations and assist with photo shoots, as needed
Conduct media interviews and direct media calls to the appropriate person
Coordinate and delegate tasks
Travel for meetings, events or other activities, as needed
Perform any other duties assigned by the managing director

Qualifications:

Sincere interest in helping to abate cruelty to animals
Proven thorough knowledge of animal rights issues
Computer proficiency
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Must be trustworthy, reliable and patient
Must be an excellent communicator who can deal with the public and co-workers in a team environment and alone
Outgoing and personable manner
Ability to multitask and take initiative
Ability and willingness to travel, as needed
Adherence to a vegetarian lifestyle
Supportive position vis-à-vis PETA Australia’s philosophy and the ability to professionally advocate PETA Australia’s positions
Commitment to the objectives of the organisation

How to Apply

To apply for a position with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Australia, please complete this application form. Due to the high number of submissions received, applications are not accepted by other means. Depending on your experience and your country of residence, some positions may require you to work as an independent contractor. Independent contractors are not employees and are not entitled to benefits.