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Job Title: Communications Program Manager
Location: London (Hybrid - 3 days per week onsite)
Duration: 12-Month Contract
Rate: £46.15 - £52.86/hour PAYE

Are you an experienced Communications Program Manager with a passion for shaping impactful executive communications? Join a global organization and play a pivotal role in managing large-scale programs while delivering strategic communication initiatives.

About the Role:
As a Communications Program Manager, you will:

Design and execute innovative communication strategies, frameworks, and storytelling tailored for internal audiences and senior leadership.
Partner with senior executives and cross-functional teams to align goals and achieve program success.
Lead end-to-end program and project management, including goal-setting, milestone tracking, and stakeholder engagement.
Develop visually compelling and persuasive content, presentations, and narratives for diverse audiences.
Collaborate with sales teams to create targeted communications that drive results.
Leverage your expertise in visual and written communication, with knowledge of tools like Photoshop and Google advertising platforms.Key Requirements:

4-5 years of experience in communications strategy, including crafting multi-level internal and external communications.
Executive communication experience, partnering with senior leaders to deliver high-impact content.
Program/Project management experience, with a focus on communication management.
Experience working with industry-leading organizations.
Strong background in partnering with cross-functional teams and managing complex projects.
Formal education in Communications, Marketing, or a related field.
Expertise in visual and written communication; experience with Photoshop is a plus.
Knowledge of Google advertising tools and industry trends.What You Bring:

Proven ability to manage large-scale programs with multiple stakeholders and deliver measurable outcomes.
Exceptional storytelling and data-driven communication skills to engage and inspire.
Strong business acumen, risk management, and consultative expertise.
Confidence in partnering with senior executives, managing meetings effectively, and influencing decision-making.Top Must-Have Skills:

Program management and strong written communication experience.
Experience in a dual Program Manager and Communication Manager role.This is an urgent vacancy where the hiring manager is shortlisting for an interview immediately. Please apply with a copy of your CV or send it khushboo. pandey @ (url removed)

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