Director of Creative Services

The Director of Creative Services at Be Clear will:

• In coordination with Partners, serve as Be Clear's creative lead, developing compelling concepts for clients and overseeing the Be Clear visual brand.
• Design beautiful, functional, easy-to-manage websites for clients, train clients on how to update them, and manage contractors as needed to bring them to life.
• Create additional high-quality design content, including content for web, templates, decks, social media, documents, invitations, ads, one pagers, reports, and other collateral.
• Participate in business development activities, including writing proposals and creating pitch decks, conducting website audits, and giving presentations to potential and existing clients.

This role creates positive change by using design, brand, and digital media to impact policy outcomes and tell stories that matter, amplifying the voices of leaders and organizations working to build a better, more progressive future across multiple issue-advocacy areas.

The Director of Creative Services at Be Clear will share our passion for working with our clients to build a better, more progressive world and have:

• 5+ years of professional design experience, preferably in agencies, government, campaigns, journalism, advocacy or similarly fast-paced environments.
• Demonstrated record of designing beautiful, user-friendly websites and bringing them to life using drag-and-drop platforms, particularly Squarespace.
• Demonstrated expertise in UI/UX design, with a portfolio showcasing visually appealing, intuitive interfaces and content that enhance user experiences.
• Fluency in a wide range of design tools, including Adobe Creative suite, Figma, and Canva.

No specific benefits, compensation, perks, or salary mentioned in the job posting.

Be Clear is a boutique communications and strategy consultancy that seeks to build a better, more progressive world by helping people and organizations tell their stories, working across issues like education policy, climate change, economic inequality, and American democracy.