Every high visibility person or office needs an effective and eloquent mouthpiece with the public. In this regard, the Press Secretaries are critical and can be seen in all levels of government, from individual politicos to entire bureaus, agencies and departments. They serve as the media spokesperson is in charge of relaying government news, policy, and commentary to the public through press releases, press conferences, and interviews with media.
Press Secretary Resume Template
Celine C. Diaz
Williamsburg, Virginia
Phone: 757-113-7609
Objective
Looking fro a position as a Press Secretary for a government agency or bureau.
Summary of Qualifications
- About 10 years of experience in politics serving first as speechwriter to a Senator and then as press secretary of a government bureau.
- Speeches available upon request to be made available during interview
- Excellent written communication skills in English and Spanish
Career Experience / Job History
2004 – Present: Press Secretary, Internal Revenue Service
- Develop communications objectives and a communications plan
- Arrange publicity for the public figure or governmental department they represent
- Maintain public awareness of IRS role in society.
- Conduct public surveys and opinion polls.
- Prepare and write speeches, media press releases, brochures, advertisements, reports, articles, newsletters and websites
2000 – 2004: Speechwriter for a Senator
- Establish and maintain working relationships with community representatives, NGOs, rotary and social clubs, advertising agencies and with the media groups
- Coordinate special events, conferences and promotions
- Coordinate meetings between public officials and journalists
Education
2003 – 2007: MA in Political Science, Capella University, Online
2000 – 2003: Bachelor of Science in Journalism, Sanford-Brown
Professional reference will be furnished upon request during interview
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