The Paulson Institute is a non-partisan, non-profit “think and do” tank grounded in the principle that today’s most pressing economic and environmental challenges can be solved only if the United States and China work in complementary ways. Our mission is to strengthen U.S. - China relations and to advance sustainable economic growth and environmental protection in both countries.
Founded in 2011 by Henry M. Paulson, Jr., the 74th Secretary of the Treasury and former Chief Executive Officer of Goldman Sachs, the Paulson Institute is based in Chicago and has offices in Washington DC, and Beijing, China.
Summary:
The United States (U.S.) Communications Director will oversee all communications activities for the Paulson Institute (PI) in the U.S. As the lead for U.S.-based Communications, while working very closely with a counterpart in China, the Communications Director will be responsible for developing and executing a communications strategy to highlight PI’s mission and programmatic activities to relevant US audiences. This Director will build a strong profile for PI and its leaders among key policy and thought leaders in the US-China geopolitical, economic, and environment sectors. This includes working with the organization’s senior leaders on the Paulson Institute’s messaging to key audiences through traditional and social media engagements in the US, as well as via our website. Impeccable writing skills, a strong understanding of the nuances of political policy communications and the ability to manage media and other relationships are keys to success in this role.