Agilis Recruitment
Public Relations Manager

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PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER
GLOUCESTERSHIRE - HYBRID
UP TO £45,000 DOE
Are you a PR Manager in the area looking for a new challenge at an industry-leading giant based in Gloucestershire?
Our client is an industry-leading brand based in Gloucestershire. They are looking for a PR Manager to join their team on a full-time, permanent basis.
Benefits:
- Hybrid working (4 days in office)
- Hefty discounts across the industry
- 25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays
- Wellness events
- Company parties
- Enhanced benefits, after length of service
The role:
- Lead PR and communications strategy, supporting the brand’s growth and positioning
- Build strong relationships with leading fashion, lifestyle, and business media, both UK and internationally
- Secure high-quality editorial coverage across print, digital, broadcast, and online platforms
- Lead celebrity, VIP, stylist, and talent relationships, including dressing, gifting, and strategic partnerships
- Oversee influencer and creator seeding, ensuring activity is authentic and aligned with the brand
- Support international PR growth and develop relationships with key global media and talent
- Work closely with Marketing, Creative, Social, and Commercial teams to ensure a consistent brand message
- Monitor coverage, competitor activity, and industry trends, reporting on PR performance and impact
- Manage external PR agencies, partners, and budgets where required
- Manage, lead, and motivate the PR team function
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Experience and skills:
- 3+ years’ experience in PR, ideally within fashion or lifestyle
- Established relationships with fashion, lifestyle, and media
- Proven track record of securing high-quality editorial coverage
- Excellent communication, storytelling, and copywriting skills
- Strong understanding of the fashion and influencer landscape
- Highly organized, proactive, and commercially minded


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