The fastest way to show I can do this job is to do a slice of it. Here's a multi-channel communications engine for road-safety: turning evidence-based research into platform-native social posts, a member newsletter, a media-release ready to brief, and a content calendar that runs to a marketing timetable — accurate, on-brand, and built for a remote team.
Registrations for the Australasian Road Safety Conference are open, the latest Journal issue has landed, and Award nominations close soon. Here's everything you need this fortnight.
The Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) today [announced / welcomed / called for] [key message], drawing on evidence-based research to [intended outcome] and reduce fatal and serious road trauma across the Asia-Pacific.
"[Spokesperson quote — the human, evidence-led message that a journalist can lift straight into their story, approved with the Communications and Design Manager and the subject-matter expert]."
[Supporting paragraph — the research context, what it means for the public and policymakers, and what ACRS is asking for.]
| Week / Theme | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 Theme: "Why it matters" |
Research finding |
Member newsletter |
Public awareness post |
News-moment reaction X |
Webinar highlight YouTube |
| Week 2 Theme: "Conference build-up" |
Early-bird reminder |
Sponsor recognition |
Speaker spotlight |
Awards nominations close X |
Registration push (email) |
Every sponsor post checks the recognition built into the sponsorship agreement — that acknowledgement discipline runs through the whole calendar, as the PD requires.
Targets reflect a realistic cadence for one AI-accelerated comms officer working remotely — illustrative, agreed with the Comms & Design Manager, not a guaranteed SLA.