The Assistant Manager has to take up a wide range of duties pertaining to the organization and implementation of various corporate communications and public education initiatives. He/She may also be deployed to support general administration duties for the Commission. Major duties are summarized as follows - (a) collaborate with various stakeholders for providing event management and logistics support for corporate communications and other projects; (b) co-ordinate with subject officers, other government departments and outside organizations to support identified projects pertaining to the scope of the Commission; (c) oversee production of newsletters, publications, videos, collaterals and online communications; (d) compile, manage, maintain database and statistical data for the Commission to support sound corporate practice; and (e) provide supporting service for resources allocation, budget planning, procurement functions etc.

(a) a degree from a Hong Kong university, or equivalent, in Business Administration/Marketing/Communications/Journalism/Public Affairs; (b) strong oral and written communication skills in both Chinese and English and having met the language proficiency requirements of Level 3 or above in Chinese Language and English Language in Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) (Note 1), or equivalent; (c) at least four years' post qualification working experience in corporate communications or event management or public relations or media management disciplines in sizeable corporations or agencies; general administrative experience in quasi-government bodies or government departments is also acceptable; (d) good event management skills with hand-on experience in managing large scale events and public engagement exercise would be an advantage; (e) proactive, resourceful, creative, energetic and can work independently as well as working within a team; (f) demonstrated ability to multi-task and set priorities within tight timelines; and (g) literacy in social media operation, office automation applications such as PowerPoint, Excel, Chinese Word Processing and other graphic communications software.