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iNHouse Communications

Account Executive

London
Posted about 19 hours ago
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For over a decade, iNHouse has brought together experts with the right knowledge, experience, and skillset to deliver high-impact strategic advice alongside creative campaigns which produce award-winning results, often in the most difficult of situations.

We take a non-hierarchical approach that celebrates collaboration and creativity. We prioritise open communication and inclusivity, fostering an environment where every voice is valued and heard.

Benefits include:

  • Transparent Bonus Scheme
  • Private healthcare
  • Hybrid working
  • Team socials
  • Bike2Work Scheme

See our main careers page for more information about life at iNHouse.

About the Role

As an Account Executive (AE) at iNHouse you will be a lynchpin for coordinating activity for client teams. You will proactively support the team, working directly with the account team, to schedule and prepare well for client and internal meetings.

Responsibilities

  • Supporting the development and implementation of creative public affairs and political communications strategies for clients
  • Having a good understanding of the regular rhythm of the client accounts you work on and taking a forward view of client and team needs, ensuring the right materials are ready for meetings and reports and updates are circulated on time.
  • Demonstrating strong research skills and proactively keeping abreast of the news, political and social developments and trends in order to produce well-written, concise and thorough research documents
  • Being a trusted member of client teams and managing deadlines effectively, flagging well in advance if timings are not going to be met
  • Proactively building knowledge of our clients’ sector, business and competitors. Actively looking for opportunities to learn more, taking time to read relevant trade media, white papers, etc.

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This is the Job for You If:

  • You have an active interest and growing understanding of politics and policy development across Government departments, the Opposition and relevant UK political institutions.
  • You have a high standard of written work with excellent attention to detail
  • You are a team player and enjoy variety and pace, and are adept at juggling competing priorities to tight timescales.
  • You enjoy networking and are enthusiastic about life in Westminster, and are keen to attend iNHouse and external events and build your network
  • You are keen to start your political communications career with a fantastic agency, where you can learn from some of the best in the business

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We're Particularly Looking For:

  • A positive can-do attitude, and a desire to immerse yourself in life in Westminster
  • Applications from candidates who are likely to be underrepresented in public affairs and political communications. We know diversity fosters creativity and that we do our best work when we represent the breadth of communities our clients work with.

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  • A degree or a traditional educational background
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Skills

Public affairs
Political communications
Research
Strategic advice
Communication
Collaboration
Project coordination
Writing
Attention to detail
Networking
Time management
Client relations

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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