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Senior Content Communications Manager - Global Tech

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Senior Content & Communications Manager - Global Tech
London | Hybrid | £132,000 | Contract to April 2027
We're hiring a Senior Content & Communications Manager to join a high-profile global technology organisation in London.
This is a senior, hands-on editorial role for someone who combines exceptional writing and editorial judgement with strong content strategy and stakeholder management. You'll help shape compelling stories across executive communications, editorial, social, video and multimedia channels.
What you'll be doing:
- Writing and editing executive communications including speeches, blogs, Q&As and event content
- Finding and developing strong editorial stories, interviewing product and subject-matter experts and translating complex topics into engaging content
- Shaping content strategy across editorial, social, video and multimedia formats
- Managing content from concept through to publication, maintaining a consistent editorial and authorial voice
- Using audience insights and analytics to inform content decisions
- Partnering with senior internal stakeholders and managing external agencies and creative/production partners
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- Strong experience in content strategy and communications
- Experience writing for senior executives and adapting to different voices
- Strong journalistic instincts, including interviewing and story development
- Experience across digital, social and multimedia content
- Excellent stakeholder and agency management skills
- A strong understanding of the technology and media landscape
This role will move fast, apply before Friday the 14th of August for the best chance at consideration!
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