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We're partnering with a leading global alternative investment firm to appoint a Corporate Communications Director to join its high-performing EMEA communications team.
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced communications professional to play a strategic role in shaping the firm's reputation across Europe. Working closely with senior executives, you'll lead media engagement, executive communications, issues management and corporate storytelling, helping to support business growth and enhance the firm's profile across key markets.
Key Responsibilities
- Developing and executing strategic communications plans across the EMEA region.
- Building strong relationships with financial and business media.
- Advising senior stakeholders on corporate, financial and transactional communications.
- Leading executive communications, speaking engagements and thought leadership.
- Supporting issues management, reputational risk and crisis communications.
- Creating high-quality content, including press releases, briefing notes, speeches and internal communications.
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Requirements
- 10+ years experience in corporate communications.
- A background in private markets is essential.
- Strong media relations experience and an established network of financial journalists.
- Experience across corporate, M&A/transactional and crisis communications.
- Exceptional writing, stakeholder management and project management skills.
- The confidence to partner with senior leaders in a fast-paced, international environment.


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This is a fantastic opportunity to join a globally recognised investment firm, working on high profile communications initiatives with significant exposure to senior leadership.
Interested? Get in touch for a confidential conversation at kelly.liddle@bruinfinancial.com
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