Account Director

Reuben Sinclair Ltd.; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Two office days per week

Job summary

Reuben Sinclair Ltd. in London seeks an Account Director to lead enterprise technology accounts, delivering integrated PR and corporate affairs programmes for UK and international audiences. You will be a trusted adviser to clients, shaping proactive campaigns and guiding media relations with senior-level oversight.

In a matrix setup, you will align teams, guide direct reports and support new business through networking, events and pitches. Hybrid role with two office days weekly.

Qualifications

• Proven agency experience in enterprise technology or B2B technology public relations.
• Strong Account Director or Senior Account Director experience; not a step-up role.
• Demonstrable client results, ownership within account teams.
• Credible senior client relationships and strategic media-relations knowledge.
• Strong team-management, consulting, communication and new-business skills.
• Curious, collaborative, energetic and hands-on, with a non-hierarchical approach.

Responsibilities

• Lead high-profile enterprise technology accounts delivering integrated PR and corporate affairs programs.
• Act as trusted senior adviser to clients and develop proactive campaigns.
• Lead strategic media relations and monitor industry developments.
• Align teams across accounts and support direct reports; contribute to new business.

Skills

Account Director experience

Public relations

Team management

Client relationships

Job description

About the company

A leading UK corporate affairs and advisory business supporting ambitious public and private organisations across multiple sectors. Its services combine public relations, corporate affairs, government relations, policy expertise, creative capability and strategic financial advice.

The London-based technology practice works with significant international businesses and benefits from the resources, reach and specialist expertise of a broader corporate affairs group and global network. The culture is entrepreneurial, inclusive and non-hierarchical, encouraging people to take ownership and contribute to continued growth.

The organisation values collaboration, curiosity, professionalism and ambition, with a strong focus on delivering thoughtful, commercially relevant advice and measurable results for clients.

What the job entails

As Account Director, you will play a senior, hands-on role within a growing London technology practice. You will lead high-profile enterprise technology accounts, delivering integrated public relations and corporate affairs programmes for UK and international audiences.

You will act as a trusted senior adviser to clients, develop proactive campaigns, lead strategic media relations and maintain current knowledge of relevant journalists, producers, channels and wider technology, communications and geopolitical issues. The role combines strategic judgement with active delivery and is not strategy-only.

Working within a matrix structure, you will align teams across several accounts, guide a small number of direct reports and support colleagues to deliver excellent client work. You will also contribute to new business through networking, events, social activity and pitching, helping to drive the continued growth of the practice.

Key requirements / What we look for

• Proven agency experience in enterprise technology or B2B technology public relations.
• Strong Account Director or Senior Account Director experience; this is not a step-up role.
• Demonstrable client results, ownership and meaningful responsibility within account teams.
• Credible senior client relationships and current strategic media-relations knowledge.
• Strong team-management, consulting, communication and new-business skills.
• Curious, collaborative, energetic and hands-on, with a non-hierarchical approach.

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary of £55,000-£65,000, depending on experience and seniority.
• Discretionary bonus linked to financial performance.
• Potential new-business incentive bonuses.
• Hybrid working, with a minimum of two office days each week: Wednesdays and Thursdays.
• London-based role within reasonable commuting distance.