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Senior PR Account Executive
London
Hybrid
£34K-£38K
Are you a PR Account Executive ready to take the next step in your agency career?
We’re looking for a Senior PR Account Executive to join an award-winning, independent global culture and communications agency creating campaigns that generate hype, demand and lasting impact.
This is a brilliant opportunity for someone with 1–2 years’ PR experience, who loves media relations, storytelling and finding creative ways to get brands talked about.
What you’ll be doing
- Play a key role in delivering PR campaigns for exciting brands across food, lifestyle, consumer, business and trade media including:
- Building relationships with journalists and developing targeted media lists
- Proactively pitching creative, newsworthy stories to secure quality coverage
- Monitoring the news agenda and identifying reactive PR opportunities
- Writing press releases, media alerts, case studies and other PR content
- Supporting campaigns, launches, events and brand activations
- Helping Account Managers manage timelines, deliverables and client activity
- Producing coverage reports and campaign evaluations
- Bringing fresh, culturally relevant ideas to campaigns
- Staying ahead of food, restaurant, retail, lifestyle and wider consumer trends
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What we’re looking for
- 1–2 years’ PR experience, preferably within an agency environment
- Strong writing, pitching and communication skills
- An understanding of the media landscape and ideally established journalist relationships
- Excellent organisation and attention to detail
- A genuine interest in culture, trends and storytelling
- A proactive, positive approach and strong team spirit
- The confidence to take ownership and see things through


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Why join?
You’ll have the opportunity to work on high-profile clients and culturally significant campaigns, while developing your PR skills within a fast-moving and ambitious team.
There’s a strong focus on development, with regular feedback, personal development planning and opportunities to take on more responsibility as the business grows.
If you’re ambitious, culturally curious and want to work somewhere where great PR gets talked about, we’d love to hear from you.
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