executive communications team Microsoft Services! Senior
Do you have a passion for telling stories to inspire and inform employees through innovative communications? Do you enjoy working alongside executive leaders to understand how communications can drive business priorities and engage employees? Come and join us to define the future of communications for Microsoft Services! Senior Communications Manager, Microsoft Services This role is part of the internal and executive communications team for Microsoft Services. We have 16,000 professionals around the world working directly with customers to help digitally transform their businesses. You will work with a team of communications professionals to build and execute executive and internal communications plans that support our business priorities and help our people do their best work. You'll collaborate with senior executives, and participate in a positive, creative work environment.
Plan and execute effective employee communications programs to support major business priorities and initiatives. Create and produce engaging digital content (stories, blogs, videos, etc.) for Microsoft Services digital channels (intranet, social media, etc.) to inspire and inform employees. Partner with executive leaders to tell the Microsoft Services story through events, webcasts and other in-person/virtual engagements. Use data and insights to build strong understanding of audience. Utilize your creativity bringing fresh thinking and new ideas to tackle business priorities and help our people
The ideal candidate will bring: At least five years direct experience in corporate communications, including employee communications, executive communications, public relations and/or broadcasting, journalism. Ability to produce and edit video is a plus. Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to clearly articulate complex issues and deliver compelling information to a diverse, global employee audience. Passion for communications, creativity and storytelling, including being thoughtful about how new digital channels and tools are creating new ways to inform and engage people