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Account Manager / Senior Account Manager (EMEA)

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Account Manager / Senior Account Manager (EMEA)
📍 London | Hybrid
💷 £45,000–£65,000 DOE
💼 Full-time | Media Planning & Buying | Financial Services
Looking for your next move within media, with the opportunity to work across European markets and international financial services clients?
We’re working with a growing international media business supporting B2B brands across Europe and global markets.
This is a hands-on role covering media strategy, campaign delivery, client relationships and performance analysis. You’ll work across a varied media mix, build relationships with media partners and have the opportunity to get involved in European industry events and new business activity.
What you'll be doing:
- Manage media campaigns across multiple European markets
- Develop media plans based on client objectives, audiences and budgets
- Coordinate media buying and campaign delivery across different channels
- Work across digital, social, programmatic and traditional media
- Track campaign performance and turn results into clear client recommendations
- Manage day-to-day relationships with European financial services and B2B clients
- Build and maintain relationships with publishers, media owners and industry contacts
- Keep up with developments across European media, advertising and financial markets
- Research competitors, audiences and market opportunities
- Present campaign performance, recommendations and media strategies to clients
- Support pitches and new business opportunities
- Attend relevant European conferences and industry events
- Work closely with colleagues to ensure campaigns are delivered accurately and on schedule
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About you:
- Previous agency experience across media planning, buying and reporting
- Experience working across European or multi-market campaigns
- Strong understanding of digital media and campaign delivery
- Financial services or B2B experience is highly desirable
- Comfortable interpreting campaign data and presenting insights
- Strong client-facing and relationship management skills
- Highly organised with excellent attention to detail
- Confident communicating with both clients and media partners
- Commercially minded and comfortable contributing to new business
- Naturally curious about media, markets and industry trends
- French or Italian would be a bonus
- Happy to travel internationally when required


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Why Apply?
- £45–65k depending on experience
- Hybrid London working
- European and international client exposure
- Strong mix of strategic and hands-on media work
- Opportunity to work across financial services and B2B
- Exposure to multiple media channels and markets
- European travel and industry events
- Growing international business
If you're an experienced media professional who wants genuine European exposure and the chance to work closely with financial services clients, we'd love to hear from you.
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