CBC/Radio-Canada communications project lead coordinating French advertising and promotional production projects in Montreal.
Managing vendors, budgets, timelines and approvals in a hybrid, part-time role.
Responsibilities
Report to the Team Lead, Video Production.
Serve as the primary point of contact and go-to resource for the team.
Plan requirements for advertising and promotional shoots with production teams and post-production staff.
Liaise with external production companies to gather assets and information.
Develop creative production projects and coordinate client requirements, cost estimates, vendor bidding, timelines and stakeholder availability.
Secure required approvals across all project phases.
Partner with producers and digital editors to coordinate advertising and promotional shoots.
Coordinate projects to ensure quality, brand standards, deadlines, budgets and technical requirements.
Address issues, recommend alternative solutions, and report on progress or scope changes.
Advise internal client department management on feasibility, implementation and progress.
Negotiate project costs, deadlines and contractual terms with suppliers.
Research and recommend qualified external vendors.
Complete forms and documents and prepare correspondence and reports.
Requirements
Completion of a college-level program, such as a DEC, technical diploma or community college diploma, or equivalent.
Two or more years’ experience performing similar or related duties.
Excellent knowledge of French, spoken and written.
Knowledge of English is an asset.
Excellent knowledge of advertising production and post-production stages is an asset.
Excellent proficiency in MS Office Suite, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Excellent proficiency in Google Suite, including Drive and Sheets.
Strong organizational skills.
Good communication skills.
Strong leadership and customer service skills.
Excellent stress and priority management.
Candidates may be subject to skills and knowledge testing.
Employees must adhere to the CBC/Radio-Canada Code of Conduct as a condition of employment.
Benefits
Hybrid work arrangement blending in-office and remote work
Equal opportunity and inclusive workplace
Accommodation support during the recruitment process
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