
Communications Manager Jobs at The Equity Alliance
The Equity Alliance has one open communications manager role, in Nashville, paying USD 50k to 60k a year.
About The Equity Alliance
The Equity Alliance (TEA) is a Tennessee-based 501(c)(3) nonpartisan grassroots organization led by award-winning Black women. We envision a society where Black communities thrive and have equitable access to power, resources, and the freedom to choose our quality of life. Our mission is to build independent Black political and economic power unapologetically. We educate, empower, and mobilize Black people to take action and keep our government in check. As the Tennessean’s 2020 People of the Year, we are the leading Black-led organization in Tennessee that takes bold action to mobilize the Black electorate to be civically engaged, challenge systemic inequities rooted in white supremacy, and stand up against attacks on our democracy. The Equity Alliance shares staff with The Equity Alliance Fund, an affiliate 501(c)(4) social welfare organization. Learn more about The Equity Alliance at: theequityalliance.org
The open role
- Communications Manager : Nashville, USD 50k to 60k, posted 11 November 2026.
Also hiring at The Equity Alliance
Its roles are in Nashville, TN, US (1).
What communications manager work involves
A Communications Manager develops and executes communication strategies that shape how an organisation is perceived by external audiences, media, and internal stakeholders. Day-to-day, they write and distribute press releases, manage media relationships, brief spokespeople, oversee corporate messaging, and coordinate across marketing, PR, and leadership teams to ensure consistency of voice. Depending on specialism, product, B2B, regional, or corporate, they may focus on launch communications, executive thought leadership, crisis response, or internal communications programmes.
Questions people ask
Where is the communications manager job at The Equity Alliance?
Nashville.
How much does it pay?
USD 50k to 60k a year, as stated in the posting.