Role Description
Across the country the aim for every Labour CLP should be to campaign for change in our local communities and campaign to get our candidates elected.
The Campaign Co-ordinator is an important role within a local Labour Party in achieving this aim; it requires someone who is committed, reliable, strategic and able to carry the respect of everyone working in the CLP.
Key Responsibilities and tasks
- Putting together a campaign plan that should focus on the next set of elections but also look towards the one after as well
- Be outward looking and embrace community organising techniques in order to build campaigns that reflect our communities and increase our capacity to campaign.
- Show leadership but also delegate, develop and create a team
- Motivating members, supporters and volunteers and developing the capacity/organisational ability on the ground, incorporating new campaign techniques using Contact Creator, Campaign Creator and NationBuilder
- Identifying talent in others, encouraging and supporting those who want to get involved.
- Identifying training opportunities and requirements
- Working closely with candidates, elected representatives, Party Officers, neighbouring CLPs and existing structures to ensure that an effective, co-ordinated campaign is delivered in the area