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PR Social Media Associate Director

Bishopsgate
8 months ago
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NEW: PR Social Media Associate Director

C.75k
Benefits include: Performance bonus, generous holiday allowance, flexible working, regular socials & team events, company phone & laptop.
London based
My client, an award-winning UK PR giant is on the hunt for a highly talented, socially focused Associate Director to join their esteemed social & studio team.

The correct individual will play a pivotal role in driving the expansion of my clients rapidly growing social media expertise & will have a passion for pioneering social-first strategies.

You'll lead initiatives across new business pitches, organic proposals, and social strategies, utilising your previously garnered expertise. Collaborating with diverse specialists-from paid social to video production and analytics-you'll have the opportunity to shape my client's social media vision.

Key Responsibilities (include but are not limited to):

Define and elevate the agency's social media direction.
Lead high-impact social media campaigns and programs
Innovate social-first creative concepts aligned with business objectives
Present compelling social media solutions to clients
Role Requirements (include but are not limited to):

Proven leadership in a high-performing social media team
Keen eye for quality and a genuine passion for social media across B2C, B2B & Corporate.
Strong strategic acumen, connecting social media initiatives to business outcomes
Skilled in crafting persuasive campaigns and strategies.
If you feel like you could be a great fit for this role, for immediate consideration send your CV to (url removed)

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