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Senior Account Manager – Consumer PR – Mix of big brand and purpose clients – to £45k

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If you are an established consumer PR Account Manager and thrive working on a mix of consumer press office and campaigns then this could be right up your street. This (currently) small “one to watch” PR agency create incredible consumer facing PR campaigns working across a range of consumer sectors and clients. They have a mixture of more traditional consumer brand work as well as some more purpose driven work. What all their clients have in common is that they keep in line with this PR agency’s highly ethical approach and belief about doing good work that does good.
In a completely inclusive and close knit team you will be responsible for day to day PR activities and activations for clients covering the travel, consumer tech, sport, food and drink and lifestyle space. You will be drafting creative content and be confident selling in to a range of media, all be it you don’t need a set little black book, just love the buzz of landing great coverage for clients. You will be responsible for managing and overseeing juniors in the team and ensuring they are nurtured in a direction they want to go in. In addition in a relatively small business you will be working directly with the senior team and have a fantastic chance to learn by osmosis just being around them.
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This unique and passion business has a fabulous yin and yang of creative and strategic leaders which enable them to come up with outrageously on point creative but that links to consumer insight and behaviour so really makes an impact. Based in Central London they offer hybrid working of three day in the office and two flexible. If you are already working as an Account Manager in a UK consumer PR team (agency or in-house), love media relations and creative concepts they apply now.


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