Regional Community Engagement Manager - APJC, AWS InCommunities

Job ID: Amazon Corporate Services Pty Ltd

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is committed to making a positive difference around the world. To make a positive impact, specifically in the regions where we build and operate our global infrastructure, we established a program called AWS InCommunities. AWS InCommunities launches long term, innovative programs that will have a lasting impact in our regions around the world. AWS InCommunities is obsessed with being good neighbors, and we start with the community and work backwards to represent infrastructure communities inside AWS. This role will lead the Community Engagement program for AWS Infrastructure in the APJC region.

• Develop the community engagement strategy for AWS Infrastructure for the APJC region.
• Collaborate with AWS teams on long range planning for the region.
• Hire and develop a team of community engagement managers in the region.
• Lead the delivery of community programs, events, and initiatives following global standards with a focus on localization.
• Conduct community assessment and need assessment studies in new regions and launch programs to support communities.
• Partner with HR to build on and develop programs that empower employees to engage with our communities.
• Represent AWS Infrastructure publicly in meetings with internal and external stakeholders.
• Utilize multiple communications channels including, but not limited to newsletters, the intranet, social media, and email campaigns to drive employees' awareness and involvement in community engagement initiatives.
• Capture data to demonstrate community engagement's quantified and qualified impact on AWS Infrastructure, its employees, and the community, and communicate these values internally and externally.

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• 5+ years of business development, partnership management, or sourcing new business experience
• 5+ years of professional or military experience

• Experience in customer engagement
• Experience identifying and resolving complex issues

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