The Communications Director's roles and responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: * Develop, implement, and oversee comprehensive communications strategies that effectively convey CPCCo's safety, performance, and mission objectives;* Partner with executive leadership to enhance employee morale, promote engagement, foster open communication, and support organizational culture transformation;* Serve as the primary point of contact for public involvement, providing guidance to CPCCo leaders;* Build and maintain relationships with regulators, governmental agencies, community groups, and other key stakeholders;* Lead the development and deployment of public involvement programs that support regulatory decision-making and transparency;* Oversee the creation and distribution of specialized public information and consultation materials for technical documents and regulatory processes;* Direct and mentor a team of communications and creative professionals, fostering collaboration and professional development;* Manage department budgets, subcontracts, and resources to ensure efficient and effective operations;* Assign, track, and review communication projects to meet company objectives and timelines;* Provide crisis communications support for urgent or high-profile company matters;* Support and coordinate special initiatives, including DOE exhibits and other projects, from conception through execution; * Ensure accuracy and appropriateness of all public-facing content and materials; and * Perform other duties as assigned. Basic Qualifications* Director Grade 24: Bachelor's degree (BA/BS) preferably in Communications, Public Relations, Journalism or related discipline; and 14 years of progressively responsible experience in communications, public affairs, or related roles, preferably within a regulated industry or government environment.