Hawaii Public Relations PR Jobs

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Corporate Relations AssociateHawaii Public Radio *(Hawaii, Hawaii)
Hawaii Public Radio Corporate Relations Associate Corporate underwriting support requires detail-oriented, independent, self-starter w/excellent writing, communication & organizational skills. 2 yrs media, PR experience pref'd. Cover letter & resume by 2/10/12 to Cat Gelman, Hawaii Public Radio, 738 Kaheka Street, Honolulu HI 96814. No calls. EOE From Honolulu Star-Advertiser/MidWeek...
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Posted Sun 22nd January
Account ExecutiveBennet Group(Hawaii, Hawaii)
Bennet Group seeks applicants for an account executive position. Required skills include, but are not limited to: Strong writing skills– including news releases, fact sheets, media advisories, talking points, op-eds/letter to the editor and copy for newsletter, brochures and websites Media pitching experience – reaching out to local and national media Strategic and creative thinking abilities – de...
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Posted Mon 30th January
Assistant Account ExecutiveBennet Group(Hawaii, Hawaii)
Bennet Group Strategic Communications seeks a detailed-oriented individual to fill an assistant account-executive position at the firm. Required skills include, but are not limited to: Robust writing skills– including news releases in AP style, fact sheets, media advisories, talking points, copy for newsletter, brochures and websites, etc. Media pitching experience – reaching out to local and nati...
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Posted Mon 30th January

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