Position Title: Public Relations/Communications Strategist (Consultancy)
Location: Grenada
Duration: 6 months (Retainer Contract, with the option to renew)
Location: Hybrid (Onsite & Remote)

1. Background
An entity is seeking the services of a qualified and experienced Public Relations/Communications Specialist (Consultant) to manage all aspects of its public communications, media relations, stakeholder engagement, and reputation management. The consultant’s role is central to promoting transparency, maintaining public trust, and supporting the execution of the entity’s broader objectives through clear, strategic, and responsive communication.

2. Objectives of the Assignment
The primary objective of this consultancy is to develop, implement, and manage a comprehensive public relations and communication strategy that:

• Builds and maintains positive media relationships and public perception.
• Enhances public understanding and awareness of the entity’s work and initiatives.
• Ensures effective communication with a wide range of stakeholders.
• Anticipates, mitigates, and manages reputational risks and crises.
  

3. Scope of Services
The Consultant will undertake the following tasks:

3.1 Public Relations Strategy & Execution

• Develop a comprehensive Public Relations and Communications Strategy.
• Provide strategic counsel on media positioning, messaging, and timing.
• Prepare press releases, media kits, briefing notes, and official statements.
• Represent or support the entity in media engagements, interviews, and press conferences.

3.2 Media Relations & Strategic Messaging

• Establish and maintain strong working relationships with national, regional, and international media houses.
• Coordinate and manage press coverage and media appearances.
• Monitor media coverage and respond to inaccurate or potentially damaging narratives.
• Develop a proactive media engagement calendar.

3.3 Stakeholder Engagement

• Design and implement communication plans targeting key stakeholder groups, including public officials, private sector professionals, NGOs, and communities.
• Prepare communication materials and messaging for public consultations, stakeholder meetings, and public hearings.
• Assist in facilitating inclusive, transparent dialogue with the public on relevant issues.

3.4 Crisis Communication & Reputation Management

• Develop and implement a crisis communication plan.
• Act as lead advisor and strategist during high-risk or contentious issues.
• Prepare rapid-response materials and manage media interactions during crises.
• Support internal readiness for issue response through training and scenario planning.

3.5 Digital Media Strategy

• Oversee the entity’s online presence and digital communications.
• Develop and manage content for the website and social media platforms.
• Monitor digital engagement and provide data-driven insights for decision-making.

3.6 Internal Communication & Brand Alignment

• Ensure consistent and accurate internal communication to staff.
• Provide guidance on tone, branding, and presentation of communication materials.
• Align all public messaging with the entity’s vision, mission, and operational values.
  

4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

1. Comprehensive Public Relations & Communications Strategy developed and submitted within the first 30 days.
2. Media Engagement Calendar prepared and updated monthly.
3. Crisis Communication Plan submitted within the first 40 days.
4. Timely and high-quality delivery of press releases, media briefings, and talking points as required.
5. Monthly Media Monitoring and Impact Reports submitted and reviewed.
6. Quarterly Stakeholder Communication Reports outlining engagement activities and feedback.
7. Completion of training workshops for internal staff on media readiness and public communication.
   

5. Duration of Assignment
The consultancy will be for a period of six (6) months, with the option to renew based on performance and institutional requirements. The practitioner will be retained on a consultancy basis and is expected to provide services as needed in accordance with the agreed terms. The Consultant is expected to begin work immediately upon signing of the contract.

6. Reporting
The Consultant will report directly to the Board of Directors and will work in close collaboration with senior leadership and technical departments as necessary.

7. Qualifications and Experience
The ideal Consultant should meet the following minimum requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations, Communications, Journalism, Political Science, or a related field. A Master’s Degree is an asset.
• At least 7 years of progressive experience in public relations, communications, media, or strategic stakeholder engagement.
• Demonstrated success managing media relations, crisis communications, and public engagement in complex or high-profile environments.
• Proven ability to develop and implement communication strategies aligned with institutional goals.
• Excellent writing, editing, and public speaking skills.
• Experience working with public institutions, regulatory agencies, or communications-intensive organizations is desirable.
• Strong knowledge of digital communication tools, including social media management, analytics, and web content development.
  

8. Evaluation Criteria
Proposals will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

9. Submission Requirements
Interested consultants should submit the following:

• Cover Letter detailing relevant experience, proposed availability, and outlining suitability for the assignment.
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Methodology and Approach (1–3 pages) outlining how you would fulfill the scope of work.
• Sample(s) of relevant past work.
• Professional References (At least two, with contact details).
• Fee Proposal (Retainer fee and/or hourly rate, including assumptions and terms).

Only qualified applications will be acknowledged. Deadline for submission: November 7th, 2025.

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Key responsibilities include:

1. Conducting market and competitor research.
2. Gathering and analyzing customer and market data.
3. Creating and administering surveys and conducting short interviews.
4. Researching industry trends, pricing, and consumer preferences.
5. Identifying gaps and opportunities within Grenada’s academic support market.
6. Preparing research reports, summaries, and recommendations to support business and marketing decisions.

Ideal candidate:

• A detail-oriented individual with strong research, analytical, communication, and report-writing skills. Experience in market research, business, marketing, or a related field is an asset.

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We are seeking a dynamic, detail-oriented, and results-driven individual to join our team as Chief Executive Officer. The successful candidate will provide strategic leadership and manage the operations of the Grenada Food and Nutrition Council in accordance with the law. The Chief Executive Officer will support the Board of Directors in advancing national food security and nutrition priorities through the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of policies, programmes, and initiatives aimed at improving the health and well-being of the population

Key Responsibilities:
· Provide strategic leadership and advice on national food security and nutrition.
· Lead the development and implementation of policies, programmes, and plans.
· Oversee the Council’s operations, strategic planning, and budget.
· Support advocacy and policy development to advance food security and nutrition goals.
· Make recommendations for legislative and policy reforms relating to food and nutrition security.

Qualifications and Experience
· Master’s degree in food security, food and nutrition, Public Health Nutrition, Public Health, Public Administration, Business Administration, or a related field.
· A minimum of seven (7) years of relevant professional experience, including at least five (5) years in a senior management or leadership role, is desired.
· Demonstrated experience in strategic planning, policy development, programme management, budgeting, research, monitoring and evaluation, and stakeholder engagement. Experience in project development/management and grant acquisition/fundraising is an asset.
· Sound knowledge of food and nutrition security issues, public health policies, and national development priorities.
· Excellent leadership, communication, advocacy, and organizational management skills.

Applications
Interested people should submit:
· A cover letter;
· Detailed curriculum vitae;
· Copies of relevant qualifications and certificates; and
· Names and contact information for three professional referees.

Applications should be addressed to:
The Chairperson of the Board of Directors,
Grenada Food and Nutrition Council,

GFNC@gov.gd
Deadline for applications: 18th September 2026

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Mandatory language requirement

Applicants must be fluent in Spanish and English, both spoken and written. Spanish fluency is an essential condition of eligibility for this position and will be assessed during the recruitment process.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide high-level executive secretarial and administrative support to the Director and designated members of senior management.
• Manage appointments, schedules, meetings, correspondence and other executive administrative requirements.
• Prepare professional correspondence, memoranda, reports, briefing documents, agendas and other administrative materials.
• Coordinate meetings and ensure that relevant documentation and logistical arrangements are completed in a timely manner.
• Attend management, technical, institutional and stakeholder meetings as required.
• Take accurate and comprehensive minutes and maintain records of decisions, action items, responsibilities and deadlines.
• Provide accurate and effective oral interpretation from Spanish to English and English to Spanish during meetings, discussions, training activities, site visits and other authorised engagements.
• Translate appropriate correspondence, administrative documents, presentations, reports and other materials between English and Spanish.
• Facilitate clear and professional communication between English-speaking and Spanish-speaking personnel and stakeholders.
• Assist with the coordination and documentation of institutional projects, professional development activities and other programmes.
• Establish and maintain organised electronic and physical filing and records-management systems.
• Maintain appropriate systems for tracking correspondence, decisions, assignments and outstanding actions.
• Liaise professionally with staff, Government agencies, institutional partners and other authorised stakeholders.
• Assist with the coordination of official visits, meetings and institutional engagements.
• Handle confidential and sensitive information with the highest degree of discretion.
• Support effective communication and information flow across the organisation.
• Undertake other related executive administrative duties consistent with the responsibilities of the position.

Qualifications and Experience

• A Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, Modern Languages, Business Administration, Management, Office Administration, Communication, International Relations, or another relevant discipline; or an appropriate combination of recognised qualifications and relevant professional experience.
• Fluency in Spanish and English, both spoken and written, which is a mandatory requirement for the position.
• Demonstrated ability to communicate and interpret accurately and effectively between Spanish and English in a professional environment.
• Demonstrated ability to translate written material accurately from Spanish to English and English to Spanish.
• Strong command of written English, including grammar, spelling, punctuation and professional correspondence.
• Demonstrated experience in executive secretarial, administrative or comparable professional support.
• Experience preparing correspondence, reports, minutes and other professional documentation.
• Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and contemporary digital communication and document-management platforms.
• Experience handling confidential and sensitive information.
• Formal training or certification in Spanish–English translation or interpretation would be an asset.
• Experience within a Government agency, statutory body, cultural institution, international organisation, educational institution or similarly structured professional environment would also be advantageous.

Required Competencies

• Full professional fluency in spoken and written Spanish and English.
• The ability to interpret confidently, accurately and clearly between Spanish and English during professional meetings, discussions and other engagements.
• The ability to translate written communications and documents accurately between Spanish and English.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Exceptional organisational and time-management skills.
• Strong executive administrative capabilities.
• Accuracy and attention to detail.
• Excellent minute-taking and record-keeping skills.
• Sound judgement and discretion.
• A high level of professionalism and confidentiality.
• Cultural awareness and sensitivity.
• Diplomacy and strong interpersonal skills.
• Initiative and the ability to work with limited supervision.
• The ability to prioritise and manage multiple responsibilities.
• Adaptability and the ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary environment.
• The ability to communicate professionally with persons at different organisational and institutional levels.

Mandatory Language Requirement

• Fluency in Spanish is an essential and mandatory requirement for this position. Applicants who are not fluent in Spanish should not apply.
• The successful candidate must possess a high level of proficiency in spoken, written and comprehension Spanish, together with professional proficiency in English. The individual must be capable of communicating confidently and accurately in Spanish in professional settings, including meetings and formal discussions, and of facilitating communication between Spanish-speaking and English-speaking parties.
• Understand spoken Spanish accurately and in real time.
• Communicate confidently and professionally in Spanish.
• Interpret discussions from Spanish into English and English into Spanish.
• Read and comprehend professional documents written in Spanish.
• Translate appropriate written material accurately between Spanish and English.
• As Spanish fluency is a core functional requirement of the position, shortlisted candidates will be required to demonstrate their Spanish-language proficiency as part of the selection process, which may include oral conversation, listening comprehension, interpretation and written translation exercises.

Personal Attributes

The Grenada National Museum is seeking an individual who is professional, dependable, resourceful and highly organised, and who understands the importance of confidentiality when supporting executive management.
The successful candidate should be comfortable working with individuals from diverse professional and cultural backgrounds and should demonstrate maturity, integrity and sound professional judgement.

Working Arrangements

The position is based in St. George’s, Grenada.
The successful candidate may be required to attend meetings, institutional activities, official engagements and site visits at various locations and, where necessary, outside normal working hours.

Eligibility and Relocation

• Applications are welcomed from suitably qualified persons in Grenada, CARICOM Member States and the wider Caribbean region who meet the requirements of the position, including the mandatory requirement for fluency in Spanish and English.
• Applicants who are not Grenadian citizens or who do not otherwise have the legal right to work in Grenada should note that any work permit, immigration or other legal requirements associated with taking up employment in Grenada will be the responsibility of the successful candidate, in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations of Grenada.
• The Grenada National Museum will provide such employment documentation as may reasonably be required from the employer to support the relevant administrative process; however, responsibility for obtaining and maintaining the necessary legal authorisation to work in Grenada rests with the successful candidate.
• Where relocation to Grenada is required, all travel, relocation and accommodation arrangements and associated costs will be the responsibility of the successful candidate. The position does not include employer-provided accommodation, airfare or relocation expenses.
• Applicants should therefore satisfy themselves, prior to accepting an offer of employment, that they are able to meet the applicable immigration, work authorisation, relocation and accommodation requirements.
• Meeting the eligibility requirements to apply does not constitute or guarantee approval of a work permit or other immigration authorisation.

Application Requirements

• A cover letter outlining suitability for the position;
• A current curriculum vitae;
• Copies of relevant academic and professional qualifications; and
• Contact information for three professional referees.

Applications should be submitted electronically to operations@museum.gd with the position being applied for clearly stated in the subject line

The closing date for applications is Friday, September 12^th, 2026.

Only suitably qualified shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Grenada National Museum
Committed to professionalism, institutional excellence and the preservation, interpretation and promotion of Grenada’s cultural heritage.

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The Grenada National Museum invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the position of Curatorial and Collections Coordinator – Bilingual (English/Spanish).
The successful candidate will provide dedicated administrative, secretarial, coordination, documentation and bilingual communication support to the Head of Curations and Collections and assist with the effective organisation and administration of the Department’s activities.
This position requires a highly organised, discreet and resourceful professional capable of coordinating multiple departmental activities while maintaining accurate records, supporting meetings and projects, managing administrative workflows and facilitating effective communication across a multidisciplinary working environment.
Fluency in Spanish and English, both orally and in writing, is a mandatory requirement of the position.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive administrative and secretarial support to the Head of Curations and Collections.
• Manage departmental schedules, meetings, appointments, correspondence, records and administrative activities.
• Prepare and format professional correspondence, memoranda, reports, agendas, briefing notes, work plans and other departmental documentation.
• Coordinate meetings, including invitations, agendas, supporting documents and logistical arrangements.
• Attend departmental, technical, management, programme and stakeholder meetings as required and take accurate and comprehensive minutes.
• Maintain records of decisions, action items, responsibilities, deadlines and matters requiring follow-up.
• Provide oral interpretation from Spanish into English and English into Spanish during authorised meetings, discussions, training activities, site visits, field activities and professional engagements.
• Translate appropriate correspondence, reports, presentations, schedules and working documents between Spanish and English.
• Facilitate effective communication between English-speaking and Spanish-speaking personnel, including where the Head of Curations and Collections is not personally present.
• Communicate approved departmental information and provide appropriate factual and administrative updates to authorised internal and external stakeholders.
• Receive and document information, requests and enquiries and refer matters requiring decisions to the appropriate authorised officer.
• Maintain systems for tracking departmental assignments, deadlines, deliverables and follow-up actions.
• Coordinate administrative arrangements for departmental projects, training activities, site visits, field activities and other professional engagements.
• Maintain organised electronic and physical departmental records and protect confidential and sensitive information.
• Work closely with senior management, Museum staff, Government officials, institutional partners, Spanish-speaking technical personnel and other authorised stakeholders, as required.
• Undertake other related administrative, secretarial and coordination duties consistent with the responsibilities of the position.

Qualifications and Experience

• A Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, Modern Languages, Business Administration, Office Administration, Management, Communication, Heritage Studies, Museum Studies, History, Social Sciences or another relevant discipline; or an appropriate combination of recognised qualifications and relevant professional experience.
• Relevant experience in administration, secretarial support, departmental coordination or a comparable professional role.
• Demonstrated experience supporting a manager, department or professional team.
• Experience preparing professional correspondence, reports and meeting minutes.
• Strong organisational, records-management and digital administrative skills.
• Demonstrated ability to handle confidential and sensitive information professionally.
• Experience in a museum, heritage or cultural organisation, research environment, Government agency, educational institution or international programme would be advantageous.
• Formal training or certification in translation or interpretation would be an asset.

Mandatory Language Requirement

• Applicants must be fluent in Spanish and English, both orally and in writing. Spanish fluency is a mandatory condition of eligibility for the position.
• Understand, speak, read and write Spanish at a professional level;
• Communicate effectively in English;
• Interpret professional discussions from Spanish into English and English into Spanish; and
• Translate appropriate written material accurately between both languages.
• Shortlisted candidates may be required to demonstrate their Spanish-language proficiency through oral, listening, interpretation and written translation exercises as part of the selection process.

Required Competencies

• Excellent administrative and secretarial capabilities;
• Excellent minute-taking and professional writing skills;
• Strong organisational, scheduling and coordination skills;
• Accuracy and attention to detail;
• Sound judgement, discretion and confidentiality;
• Professionalism, diplomacy and cultural sensitivity;
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines;
• Ability to communicate appropriately with senior management, Government officials and external stakeholders;
• Ability to work independently within clearly defined authority;
• Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary and multicultural teams; and
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and contemporary digital communication and document-management systems.

Working Arrangements and Mobility

• The position is based in St. George’s, Grenada.
• The successful candidate will be required to work outside normal working hours when necessary, including evenings and, where operationally required, weekends or public holidays, in connection with authorised meetings, official functions, training activities, fieldwork, site visits and institutional events.
• The post holder may be required to work at different Museum-controlled locations and other approved sites throughout Grenada.
• Possession of a valid driver’s license and access to a reliable motor vehicle would be considered an asset.

Eligibility, Work Permit and Relocation

• Applications are welcomed from suitably qualified persons in Grenada, CARICOM Member States and the wider Caribbean region who meet all requirements of the position, including the mandatory Spanish and English language requirements.
• Applicants who are not Grenadian citizens or who do not otherwise possess the legal right to work in Grenada should note that any work permit, immigration or other legal requirements associated with taking up employment in Grenada will be the responsibility of the successful candidate, in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations of Grenada.
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• Where relocation to Grenada is required, all travel, relocation and accommodation arrangements and associated costs will be the responsibility of the successful candidate. The position does not include employer-provided accommodation, airfare or relocation expenses.
• Meeting the eligibility requirements to apply does not constitute or guarantee approval of a work permit or other immigration authorisation.

Application Requirements

• A cover letter outlining suitability for the position;
• A current curriculum vitae;
• Copies of relevant academic and professional qualifications; and
• Contact information for three professional referees.

Applications should be submitted electronically to operations@museum.gd with the position being applied for clearly stated in the subject line

The closing date for applications is Friday, September 12^th, 2026.

Only suitably qualified shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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