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Senior Director of Communications

Location
Denver CO
Posted
2026-09-04

Job description

The Senior Director of Communications is responsible for developing and executing JEWISHcolorado's comprehensive communications strategy, ensuring that all organizational messaging is compelling, mission-driven, and aligned with the organization's strategic priorities. This position serves as the organization's chief storyteller, leading executive communications, brand messaging, content strategy, media relations, and organizational communications across all platforms.

Working closely with the CEO and senior leadership team, the Senior Director of Communications translates organizational priorities into impactful communications that strengthen donor engagement, elevate community awareness, inspire philanthropic investment, and reinforce JEWISHcolorado's leadership throughout Colorado and the broader Jewish community.

The Senior Director of Communications reports to the CEO and leads a collaborative communications team responsible for content creation, marketing, graphic design, digital communications, publications, and executive messaging while maintaining the highest standards for quality, consistency, and brand integrity. Direct reports include the Director of Marketing, Content Strategist, Web Manager, Freelance writers, designers, photographers, videographers, and other communications consultants.

This is a senior leadership role requiring an accomplished communications professional who combines strategic thinking with exceptional writing and editorial skills. The Senior Director of Communications must be equally comfortable crafting a CEO speech, producing key messages for a major fundraising event, mentoring staff, responding to breaking community issues, and shaping the narrative that defines JEWISHcolorado's voice. The successful candidate is a collaborative leader, disciplined editor, creative storyteller, and trusted advisor who understands how communications can strengthen community, inspire philanthropy, and advance the organization's mission.

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