Berkeley Croft
PR Manager

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We’re looking for a PR professional to support the delivery of the PR strategy across the UK and continental Europe with a well-known Asset Manager.
Working closely with the Head of PR and the wider London-based press team, you’ll play an important role in managing day-to-day media relations, supporting PR campaigns and coordinating activity across a network of agencies.
The role will also involve working with the wider global communications team on product launches, thought leadership and broader communications campaigns.
What you’ll be doing
- Work closely with the Head of PR and the wider press team on campaigns designed to build the firm’s profile and brand across the UK and continental Europe.
- Monitor media coverage on a daily basis, making sure key articles and relevant coverage are captured and shared with the team.
- Help assess and evaluate media coverage and identify useful insights and opportunities.
- Coordinate media relations activity across the European agency network.
- Support the planning and delivery of the annual European press day, as well as other press events in the UK and Europe.
- Help develop product stories, spokesperson profiles and other media materials for institutional and intermediary trade media.
- Build and maintain relationships with journalists and provide day-to-day media liaison, keeping the wider team up to date on relevant activity.
- Support the drafting of press releases, key messages and other communications materials, as well as coordinating translation requirements.
- Support media outreach for the firm’s thought leadership programmes.
- Help find new and creative ways to use digital channels, including video and social media, to support the firm’s communications strategy.
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- Previous experience in PR working within an asset management is a must.
- Strong writing skills and excellent attention to detail.
- Strong English language skills and additional language skills an advantage.
- The ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-moving environment.
- A creative and practical approach, with strong interpersonal and communication skills.
- Good knowledge of both print and online media, with experience of working with continental European media an advantage.
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