(a) To assist in formulating and implementing the overall Preventive Education and Publicity (PE&P) strategy, taking into account the emerging drug trends and development of new media, including but not limited to assisting in the preparation of submissions to the Action Committee Against Narcotics Sub-committee on PE&P, attending its meetings and liaising with its Members; (b) To promote engagement and participation in anti-drug work and to explore collaboration opportunities with relevant parties, including to coordinate responses to invitations to participate in anti-drug activities, attending events and preparing speeches where necessary, as well as acting as the Anti-drug Volunteer Group Liaison Officer and further the Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre’s (DIC) collaborative network and outreaching initiatives with different non-government organisations, community groups, educational institutes, corporations, professional bodies; (c) To assist in taking forward the revamping exercise of the DIC and to implement the finalised workplan at a later stage; (d) To oversee the development and maintenance of the DIC web portal, including the production of suitable videos and written materials for uploading onto the DIC web portal; (e) To supervise DIC staff; and (f) To carry out other duties as assigned.

Candidates should have- (a) a degree from a Hong Kong university, or equivalent, in business administration, marketing, public relations, communication or journalism; (b) with at least nine years’ post-qualification experience in marketing, event management, corporate communications, public relations or media management in sizeable corporations, non-governmental organisations, public relations agencies or government departments. Experience in formulating publicity and marketing strategy and initiatives, organising large-scale publicity campaign or managing exhibition centres is an advantage; (c) with at least six years’ supervisory experience; (d) strong written communication skills in both Chinese and English, with level 3 or above in both Chinese and English language in Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE), or equivalent, and good command of Cantonese, Putonghua and spoken English; (e) strong leadership skills and project management skills; (f) mature, excellent inter-personal communications skills and able to work under pressure; and (g) conversant with computer applications such as MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Note: Suitable candidates will be required to attend a written test.