Director of Communications & Public Affairs - Spain

Michael Page; Madrid; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Michael Page is seeking a Head of Communications, Spain, to lead corporate communications, public affairs and reputation management for a leading international live entertainment group. Based in Madrid, you will shape strategy for Spain, align with global objectives and advise senior leadership.

You will build trusted relationships with government authorities, regulators and media, drive crisis communications, and oversee internal and external storytelling across the Spanish portfolio.

Qualifications

• Significant experience in Corporate Communications, Public Affairs or Reputation Management.
• Experience engaging with government institutions, regulators and external stakeholders.
• Strong media relations, public policy and strategic communications.
• Experience leading complex reputational and communications challenges.

Responsibilities

• Define and execute Spain communications and public affairs strategy.
• Strengthen corporate reputation among institutional, industry and media stakeholders.
• Build relationships with government authorities, regulators and associations.
• Lead external communications and ensure message consistency across Spain.
• Lead crisis communications planning and response in the Spanish market.
• Collaborate with Legal, Operations, Marketing, HR and Corporate Affairs.
• Establish KPIs to measure communications impact.
• Represent the organisation at industry events and conferences.

Skills

Corporate Communications

Public Affairs

Reputation Management

Stakeholder Engagement

Crisis Communications

Leadership

Strategic Communications

Team Coordination

Media Relations

Bilingual Spanish/English

Job description

Michael Page is seeking a Head of Communications, Spain, to lead corporate communications, public affairs and reputation management for a leading international live entertainment group. Based in Madrid, you will shape strategy for Spain, align with global objectives and advise senior leadership.

You will build trusted relationships with government authorities, regulators and media, drive crisis communications, and oversee internal and external storytelling across the Spanish portfolio.