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Advisor, Private Sector Engagement – Global Fund, Geneva
Alumni Relations Support Officer – CERN
he Private Sector Engagement Department (PSED), supports The Global Fund Secretariat in mobilizing resources and technical assistance for country programs around the world. PSED plays an important role in engaging private sector partners to increase resources and to develop innovative solutions to scale up the fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
Key Responsibilities
1- Cross sectoral partnership platform building and resource mobilization
Finalize the design of a solid and compelling concept for the global cross sectoral platform;
Develop key materials, including platform ‘s principles, branding, brochure / website and a plan to recruit members, especially tech leaders. Support communications and dissemination within the platform and externally.
Map out the landscape for resource mobilization, financial and expertise, develop and lead the execution of a resource mobilization plan;
Lead on the recruitment of platform’s members.
2- Cross sectoral partnership platform’s management
Develop and implement the governance structure and ways of working of the platform;
Organize and facilitate meetings along key workstreams. Closely coordinate with the Global Fund’s Private Sector Engagement colleagues in charge of needs assessment, partnerships management, on-the ground implementation and knowledge management;
Develop the annual plan and coordinate annual reporting on the work of the coalition, as well as quarterly progress report.
Consider long-term sustainability scenarios for the management of the coalition.
3- Visibility and network development
Proactively engage and develop strong collaborations with existing and new key strategic partners;
Facilitate meetings and visibility in relevant forums and events, such as DAVOS, UNGA, etc.
4- Strategy development and cross sectoral partnership platform coordination
Coordinate with Global Fund country teams on in country engagement plans and strategies
Implement within the platform key Global Fund frameworks for private sector engagement;
Coordinate with key internal stakeholders, especially the DSCF coordinator within the Technical Assistance and Partnerships (TAP) team, the Private Sector Engagement Team, Country Teams. And IT.
The Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies is offering an executive short course on Media and Humanitarian Action – 3-7 May 2021.
Join a small and dynamic team to develop and strengthen the vibrant CERN Alumni Network. Launched in 2017, the Network has three main objectives:
The successful candidate will support the Head of Alumni Relations in delivering the overall programme, including tasks such as: identifying, cultivating and stewarding alumni, organising events, creating compelling communications and producing analytics and reports on the Network and on alumni activities.
As Alumni Relations Support Officer in the Alumni team, you will:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience in the field of communications, public relations, international relations, digital media and/or marketing or a related field. or a related field.
Excellent spoken and written English is essential. Proficiency in French would be an advantage, or the undertaking to acquire it rapidly.
Diversity has been an integral part of CERN’s mission since its foundation and is an established value of the Organization. Employing a diverse workforce is central to our success. We welcome applications from all Member States and Associate Member States.
This vacancy will be filled as soon as possible, and applications should normally reach us no later than 23.04.2021 at 12pm CET.
Contract type: Limited duration contract (5 years). Subject to certain conditions, holders of limited-duration contracts may apply for an indefinite position.
These functions require:
Job grade: 4-5
Job reference: IR-DS-AR-2021-32-LD
Benchmark Job Title: Communications/Public Relations/External Relations Support Officer
The European Centre for Public Affairs is offering the following online training session:
Thursday 4 March 2021, 12.00-13.30
Trainer: Dr Glenn O’Neil
Increasingly, organisations are using advocacy to bring about policy and practice change in a wide variety of areas, from public health to the environment.
However, there are specific challenges in being able to evaluate the contribution of advocacy to any progress seen.
This training will present an overview of the challenges faced, assess various methodologies and the possible solutions that exist to evaluate advocacy and public affairs initiatives, irrespective of location.
Free for members of the ECPA and a fee of 100 euros will be asked of non-members.
Further details and registration>>
The Global Fund, Geneva has 10 new communication job openings:
Applications are now open for the 2021 edition of the Executive programmes on Advocacy in International Affairs offered by the Graduate Institute, Geneva.
The programmes offer the analytical framework, practical tools, the leadership and communication skills to drive successful advocacy campaigns.
They are degree-granting, designed for professionals, and are organised in part-time modular format.
The dates for the Executive Certificate are as follows*:
The International University in Geneva is presently looking for an Adjunct Faculty on a part-time basis to teach “Digital Media, Planning and Distribution” course on the Graduate level, starting on the 1st of March 2021 (Spring semester).
Only candidates with a recognized master or a doctoral degree and a valid Swiss work permit will be considered. The University cannot assist in obtaining work permits or for renewal of temporary work permits.
Mrs. Nawal Tarazi (ntarazi@iun.ch)
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The course of Digital Media Planning, Distribution and Analysis is designed to give the student an understanding of the digital media outlook and the tools to manage, distribute and analyze it.
The course focuses on a review of the media channels available in the digital era, their Return On Investment (ROI) and how they can be used for diverse business purposes.
Through case studies, in class-discussions/simulations and a final project, the students will learn how to develop media plans based on business strategies and objectives and, consequently, analyze their ROI and effectiveness (KPI).
The key learning outcomes of the course are twofold: the strategy and the execution of a digital media plan. The strategy will give the students the necessary tools to both define and design a digital media plan. The execution focuses on the distribution and the measurement of strategy effectiveness.
Part of the course is dedicated to Google Analytics for Beginners and to Google Ads. This includes: planning and principles; implementation and data collection; configuration and administration; conversion and attribution; and reports and metrics.
On the Driven Female Entrepreneurs Podcast recently, I (Melitta) speak with Vevey-based Executive Voice Coach, Maria Wilhelmsson, about how she has created her own niche by blending her passion and experience in a unique way.
Listen to this episode to hear Maria’s most valuable lessons – including the advice she wish she received earlier in her business journey and how you too can develop your voice and present your message with confidence.
“If I could go back 10-yers and give myself one piece of advice, it would be to be BOLD and say ‘Yes!’ to more things.” Maria Wilhelmsson
Episode available on all your favourite podcast platforms and here: www.melittacampbell.com/maria-wilhelmsson