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Saskatchewan Pulse Growers (SPG) is a development board for the dynamic and growing pulse crop industry. Accountable to and funded by the over 15,000 pulse growers in the province, we provide leadership and work to create opportunities for profitable growth of the Saskatchewan pulses by investing in research, market development, communications, and agronomy extension. At SPG, we see diversity as an asset and strive to make our work and our organization inclusive. We are committed to ensuring equal opportunities and an inclusive environment where everyone feels they can bring their whole self to work.

Digital Marketing Coordinator (18-month term)
Based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and reporting to the Director of Marketing & Communications, the Digital Marketing Coordinator will be responsible for the implementation and execution of digital marketing and communications activities for SPG.

This is a full-time position and is being recruited to cover an 18-month term.

Primary responsibilities will include:

  • Implements, executes, and promotes SPG marketing and communications content including but not limited to creating resources, scheduling content, creating and deploying digital advertising, and monitoring performance and engagements
  • Manages and maintains all digital platforms including but not limited to websites, social media including advertising, email marketing platforms, online and virtual events, and analytics aggregators
  • Development, including review and editing, of digital resources including but not limited to articles, reports, fact sheets, videos, podcasts, graphics
  • In-person and digital event support as needed including registration management, host support and logistics, etc.
  • Compiling, data mining, and reporting on the outcomes of all digital marketing and communications activities and engagement via analytics and other feedback methods
  • Contributes budget and workplan development and measurement of SPG’s communications program
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