Lead the planning, creation, and execution of regional digital campaigns aligned with organizational priorities. Develop and implement digital tactics across communication channels, use digital advocacy tools, and collaborate on project management. Combine strategic campaigning, storytelling, and hands-on execution to engage key audiences and drive measurable results.
Position Summary
Evergreen is seeking a full-time Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Regional Digital Campaigner to lead the planning, creation, and execution of digital campaigns within the region that are aligned with the regional priorities. This is a hands-on role: the Campaigner will propose, own, and execute digital tactics across our channels while leveraging digital advocacy tools. The Campaigner also acts as a collaborative project manager, blending strategic campaigning and storytelling with tactical execution to influence key audiences and drive results.
Evergreen has retained GoodCitizen for this search so please view the full announcement and apply here.
Evergreen Action Seattle, Washington, USA Office
Seattle, WA, United States
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