Loop Recruitment
Influencer Marketing Manager

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PR & Influencer Lead | £40k-£50k | Manchester based (Onsite mainly)
We're working with a fast-growing, contemporary fashion brand on a brand new PR & Influencer Lead role — and it's a brilliant one.
This brand is all about considered, wardrobe-essential pieces that make you feel confident — think elevated design, premium quality, and a strong sense of community over trend-chasing. They're scaling fast, and PR/influencer/events have been merged into one senior role reporting straight into the Head of Brand Marketing. Loads of scope, loads of trust, and a real seat at the table.
What you'll be doing:
- Owning the influencer strategy end-to-end — outreach, negotiation, briefing, execution and reporting, tracking performance.
- Building genuine relationships with creators, talent, agencies and tastemakers across fashion, lifestyle and culture.
- Managing the day-to-day relationship with their PR agency, plus building your own journalist and editor contacts.
- Planning and delivering standout events — social, internal, and Christmas — all beautifully on-brand.
- Managing the annual events budget alongside the Head of Brand Marketing.
- Line managing a PR & Marketing Assistant, with genuine scope for the team (and your remit) to grow.
- Shaping influencer strategy for 2027 — this is a blank page, not a "keep the lights on" role.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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Who they want:
- A senior, confident PR/Influencer operator who can be the most experienced person in the room and run things solo when needed.
- Someone who's worked for a brand with real brand DNA — not solely a fast-fashion background. They care deeply about how you present, and want someone who's used to keeping every touchpoint on-brand.
- A strong existing network across creators, media and agencies — happy to be down in London regularly meeting them.
- Someone commercially minded — you know influencer marketing isn't just about awareness, it drives revenue too.
- A safe pair of hands who's confident working closely with senior stakeholders/founders, and comfortable being hands-on as well as strategic.


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- Two stages — an initial Teams call, then a second stage in person.
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