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Sector: Financial Services

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PR Manager

London

Up to £40,000

I am working with a renowned multi-asset investment business who specialise in luxury goods and collectables. They are a fast growing business and are looking for a PR Manager to join their team based in London.

As PR Manager, you will have a solid understanding of PR best practice and strategies, as well as event management experience. The new PR Manager will be joining a high performing marketing team and contribute to the growth of the brand image and reputation.

Key responsibilities:

Collaborate with the external PR agency to develop and execute PR campaigns that enhance brand visibility and reputation.
Support with managing media relations, including drafting press releases, pitching stories, and responding to media inquiries.
Create tailored campaigns, adapting language, PR approach and tone of voice for the different areas of the business.
Support the development of PR materials such as media kits, fact sheets, and backgrounders.
Maintain and update media contact lists and databases.
Assist in crisis communication efforts, including drafting statements and coordinating responses.

Skills and experience:

2+ years experience in PR - corporate or agency-side preferred
Strong understanding of PR approaches, best practice, and strategies
Excellent communication and writing skills, with the ability to craft compelling narratives and messages.
Experience in event management, including planning, coordination, and execution
Familiarity with media monitoring tools and analytics platforms.

To be successful as the new PR Manager, you must be an expert communicator, with the ability to build and maintain relationships with media contacts and stakeholders. You will also have the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, successfully managing multiple projects simultaneously.

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