Role OverviewThe Inclusive Prosperity Partnership (IPP) is seeking proposals from qualified individuals or firms to serve as a Stakeholder Communications Manager on a temporary, 6‑month basis. This role will provide critical capacity during a period of transition and growth. The selected contractor will play a central role in managing stakeholder communications, strengthening IPP's public narrative, and ensuring effective coordination across partners and events.IPP brings together cross‑sector leaders to advance inclusive economic growth in the St. Louis region. This role is essential to maintaining momentum, ensuring alignment, and supporting high-quality engagement with partners and the broader community.Scope of WorkThis role spans communications, stakeholder engagement, and meeting coordination. The IPP recognizes that no single individual or firm may bring equal depth across all areas and encourages proposals that align strongly with the priority capabilities below.Core CapabilitiesThese capabilities are essential to success in this role:Lead and manage partner-facing and public-facing communicationsDevelop, own, and maintain a clear, consistent, and compelling IPP narrative across all channels and audiencesDraft and produce high-quality written materials, including messaging, updates, presentations, and core collateralEnsure alignment of voice and messaging across partner communications, public materials, and conveningsTranslate complex concepts into accessible, audience‑appropriate languageOversee owned communications channels, including email, social media, website contentPriority CapabilitiesThese capabilities are strongly desired:Technical & Creative Channel ExecutionThese capabilities support execution across IPP's communications channels and may be delivered directly or through managed partners:Website development, updates, and ongoing managementGraphic design for presentations, reports, and digital contentSocial media management, including content publishing and community engagementMarketing and communications analytics, including tracking performance and informing optimizationStakeholder Engagement & Relationship ManagementManage day‑to‑day stakeholder communications, including outreach, follow‑ups, and responsesServe as a central point of contact for inbound communicationsPrepare and deliver stakeholder presentationsSupport IPP leadership with briefings, talking points, coordination, and email communicationsMaintain strong relationships across a diverse group of public, private, and nonprofit partnersAdditional CapabilitiesThese capabilities will strengthen proposals but are not required:Meetings & ConveningsCoordinate stakeholder engagement activities and eventsOwn all meeting logistics, including scheduling, materials, and executionEnsure meetings are well‑structured, purposeful, and aligned with IPP prioritiesDrive strong follow‑through, including clear next steps and continuity across engagementsPublic Relations & Earned MediaCoordinate and support public relations efforts, including earned media engagementServe as the central contact and point of coordination for all mediaDeliverables and OutcomesBy the end of the engagement, the selected contractor will have:Established and maintained consistent, high-quality communications for the IPPStrengthened and clarified IPP's narrative and messaging across platformsEnsured effective, organized, and impactful stakeholder meetings and eventsCreated clear documentation of communications and stakeholder engagement processes to inform long‑term staffing and structureQualificationsThis is a hands‑on, execution‑oriented role suited to an experienced professional or firm that can manage relationships, shape clear and compelling communications, and oversee logistical and administrative workflows across multiple functions. IPP is seeking an individual or firm with the following qualifications:Demonstrated ability to work with senior leaders and high‑profile external stakeholdersExperience engaging diverse stakeholders across sectors (public, private, nonprofit)Depth of knowledge in philanthropy, civic initiatives, nonprofit, or public‑private partnershipsExceptional writing and editing skills, with the ability to translate complex ideas clearlyExperience managing and executing communications or marketing workstreamsStrong organizational and project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneouslyContract DetailsType: Temporary, 6‑month contract (full‑time or high‑capacity part‑time)Reporting: Works closely with IPP leadership and designated project management supportStart: As soon as feasibleRate range: $9,000–$12,000 per month, depending on experience and capabilities#J-18808-Ljbffr