Ready to Manage Projects That Matter? Guide high-impact print and digital campaigns and put your project management skills to work, engaging with alumni and friends of the University of Dayton. We're looking for a detail-oriented project manager to lead critical advancement projects from concept to completion. The University of Dayton offers a competitive benefits package, including health, dental and vision insurance, retirement, disability, tuition assistance for you and your dependents, vacation/sick accrual and holiday pay.
As part of the Division of University Marketing and Communications, the Marketing Project Manager is a member of a creative team that collaborates closely to support the marketing needs of the Division of Advancement. Through the Advancement Marketing team, this position is actively involved in work that engages alumni, donors, parents and students — and supports the philanthropy, engagement and stewardship initiatives of the Division of Advancement.
Reporting to the Assistant Vice President of Advancement Marketing and Communications, the Marketing Project Manager will manage digital and print projects from beginning to end. This includes coordinating the production of materials and ensuring all projects are delivered accurately, on time and within budget.
Part of this role involves working closely with print production vendors. This position will be responsible for clearly communicating project specifications and requirements, providing final approvals on proofs and ensuring all printed materials meet the highest quality standards. The ideal candidate is a proactive self-starter with a keen eye for detail.
Responsibilities also include managing project timelines and communication calendars, collaborating with both the University Marketing and Advancement teams, and conducting quality reviews of all marketing materials.
Rooted in our Catholic, Marianist traditions, University Marketing and Communications is committed to inclusion and belonging. This position assists in authentically and intentionally representing all members of the UD community in our work.
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