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Industry Relations & Content Specialist

United Kingdom
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Intetics

Intetics is a global technology company with 30+ years of experience delivering custom software solutions to clients worldwide. We partner with organizations across multiple industries, helping them solve complex business challenges through technology, AI, data, and digital transformation.

We are looking for an Industry Relations & Content Specialist to strengthen our external presence by building relationships with industry communities, attending major business events, conducting executive interviews, and creating insightful business content.

This is a unique role at the intersection of business journalism, industry research, and corporate communications.

Responsibilities

  • Represent Intetics at international conferences, forums, exhibitions, and other business events
  • Build and maintain relationships with conference organizers, industry communities, and business stakeholders
  • Obtain media or corporate participation opportunities for relevant events
  • Conduct interviews with executives, founders, investors, and technology leaders
  • Research industries, market trends, and business challenges affecting target sectors
  • Prepare executive briefings, interview guides, event summaries, and analytical reports
  • Create high-quality business content, including articles, interviews, thought leadership pieces, executive profiles, and event coverage
  • Collaborate with internal experts to transform industry insights into valuable business content
  • Ensure editorial quality through research, fact-checking, and source verification

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  • Experience in business journalism, editorial content, corporate communications, PR, or a similar role
  • Strong interviewing skills and confidence communicating with senior executives
  • Excellent English writing and editing skills
  • Experience researching business or technology markets
  • Portfolio of published articles, interviews, reports, or other editorial content
  • Ability to establish professional relationships with external organizations and industry representatives
  • Willingness and ability to travel internationally (US, UK, and EU) when required
  • Bachelor's degree in Journalism, Communications, Marketing, International Relations, or a related field is preferred

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Nice to Have

  • Experience attending or covering international business conferences
  • Existing relationships with conference organizers, business communities, or media organizations
  • Experience in the technology, AI, SaaS, consulting, or software industries
  • Multimedia interviewing or podcast experience
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Skills

Business Journalism
Editorial Content
Corporate Communications
Public Relations
Interviewing
Market Research
Content Creation
Thought Leadership
English Writing
Editing
Stakeholder Management
Event Coverage
Fact-checking
Analytical Reporting
Relationship Building

Location

United Kingdom

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