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Junior Talent & Partnerships Manager - Fashion & Beauty

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Junior Talent & Partnerships Manager – Fashion & Luxury
2 Days in Soho, 3 Days WFH
£30,000 - £34,000 DOE + Bonus
Here is a super exciting opportunity for an ambitious Junior Talent & Partnerships Manager to join a well-renowned boutique talent agency, representing international creators.
Acting as the first point of contact for a dedicated roster, you will support their day-to-day careers, manage brand partnerships and proactively identify new commercial opportunities - with fashion, beauty, lifestyle & luxury brands.
The Role
- Act as the first point of contact for a dedicated roster of talent, responsible for their day-to-day management
- Manage incoming enquiries and proactively identify new commercial opportunities
- Build relationships with brands, agencies, PR and industry contacts
- Create compelling pitch decks and talent proposals
- Manage talent diaries, meetings and campaign schedule
- Attend events, shoots, fashion shows and filming alongside talent.
- Coordinate multiple campaigns and projects simultaneously.
- Be responsible for redlining and negotiating fees and commercial terms.
- Track deliverables, approvals and deadlines from initial brief through to completion.
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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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- At least 18 months / 2 years experience across talent management and partnerships
- A strong understanding & love for the fashion, luxury and creator landscape.
- Experience creating pitch decks and presenting talent to prospective clients & brands
- Familiarity with contract negotiation - from fees to deliverables
- Highly organised and comfortable managing multiple projects simultaneously
- Proactive, detail-focused and confident working directly with talent
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