Themis Crown Advocates
Brand Manager

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Are you a proactive, connected Brand Manager with proven media relationships and a track record of securing high-profile feature coverage, podcast slots, and broadcast media appearances?
At Themis Crown Advocates, we operate at the intersection of law, ESG, human rights, and corporate governance. We are seeking a dynamic Brand Manager to spearhead our brand visibility, manage major media partnerships, and position our leadership team across national television, top-tier legal/business podcasts, and innovative advertising campaigns (including streaming and outdoor platforms).
Key Responsibilities:
- Media & Broadcast Pitches: Leverage existing media contacts to secure regular TV, radio, press, and podcast commentary appearances for our Founding Partners.
- Campaign & Ad Management: Oversee strategic brand awareness campaigns across digital platforms, streaming networks (e.g., Netflix ad placements), and out-of-home advertising (such as Underground & outdoor campaigns).
- PR & Thought Leadership: Draft compelling press releases, pitch angles, and media briefs to position the firm as a thought leader in law, ESG, and social impact.
- Stakeholder & Vendor Coordination: Manage external creative agencies, media buyers, social media management teams, and press outlets to ensure brand consistency and maximum campaign ROI.
- Tracking & Analytics: Monitor press coverage, track engagement metrics across campaigns, and report directly to executive leadership.
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- Proven Experience: 3+ years in Brand Management, Public Relations, or Media Relations (legal, professional services, or corporate background preferred).
- Established Contact Book: Demonstrable relationships with journalists, TV/radio producers, legal editors, and podcast hosts.
- Campaign Experience: Hands-on experience coordinating multi-channel ad campaigns (digital, video, streaming, or out-of-home).
- Strategic & Creative Thinker: Ability to translate complex legal and ESG topics into engaging stories for wider media consumption.
How to Apply:
Submit your CV and a summary of your key media placements/campaign successes directly via LinkedIn, or email info@themiscrown.com.
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