Area Correlation Manager

• All production work in the area is done under a certified product plan.
• Area product plans are updated, and any associated budget requests are submitted to the Correlation Department for certification so they can be funded in a timely manner.
• All publishing projects are reviewed to ensure clearly defined audience(s), purpose(s), and goal(s), and success measure(s) before production begins.
• All individual production deliverables (e.g., videos, pamphlets, and social media posts) have a Publishing Deliverable #.
• The area presidency is adequately supported in reviewing and responding to the annual product language survey from Correlation.
• Products categorized as high priority by the First Presidency and Twelve receive production priority from area translation resources.
• The Church's research policy found in the

• Area-created products and projects are designed and developed with appropriate formative research, as needed.
• Area-created products and projects are evaluated with appropriate summative research, as needed.
• Correlation Research approves in advance any units, leaders, members, missionaries, or other before they are asked to participate in research.
• Local research contractors and vendors are properly hired and supervised.
• Correlation Research has any needed area support when conducting Church-Headquarters-sponsored research in the area.
• All content produced by an area goes through an appropriate doctrinal evaluation review before it is published.
• All the area Doctrinal Evaluation Reviewers are called and set apart by the area presidency and properly trained.
• The area presidency has a resource that can, at their request, reach out to the Correlation Department in Salt Lake City with any difficult doctrinal questions that may arise when reviewing materials.
• All intellectual property assets used in the area are either 1) owned by the Church or 2) the Church obtains permissions to use them.
• All area-created content is identified as coming from the Church in accordance with the Global Visual Style Guide.
• Known misuse or infringement of Church intellectual property is reported to Correlation Intellectual Property.
• No information is gathered or stored about individuals in a way that violates the data privacy policies of the Church.
• Any suspected or actual unauthorized access, loss, or misuse of personal data is reported to the Church.
• Any requests received from individuals for access to or erasure of their personal data are submitted to the Data Privacy Office.
• Area systems storing personal data complete a regular privacy-risk assessment.

• Bachelor's or advanced degree or equivalent (preferred)
• Exceptional project management skills
• Managerial and supervision skills
• Strategic planning mindset and experience
• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Outstanding ability to work successfully with others
• Excellent understanding of Church doctrine
• Strong executive presentation abilities
• Ability to learn quickly and pay attention to detail
• 10 or more years of experience in one or, preferably, more of the following fields:

• Project management
• Supervision of staff, volunteers, contractors, or vendors
• Strategic planning
• Product planning and budgeting
• Teaching Church doctrine
• Intellectual property
• Organizational branding
• Data privacy.
• Research (strategic, formative, and/or summative).

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