Assistant Director, Global Media & Social Strategy

EY; Glasgow; Presencial; GBP 75 000 - 150 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

EY is seeking an experienced media relations and social media professional to join its Global Media Relations and Social Media team. The role focuses on elevating EY’s Industrials & Energy leadership through integrated communications across global, national and trade media.

You’ll work with senior stakeholders, Brand, Marketing & Communications colleagues, and external agencies to shape external share of voice and drive global storytelling with effective local amplification.

Qualificações

• Previous proven external communications experience.
• Experience advising senior leaders on media and communications matters.
• Strong writing accuracy and attention to detail; reliable.
• Ability to work with complex technical or specialist content.
• Established relationships with international business media (e.g., FT, WSJ, Reuters, Fortune).
• Proven experience planning and activating social media campaigns.

Responsabilidades

• Manage senior global stakeholders to deliver executive visibility programs.
• Develop and execute integrated media relations and social media strategies.
• Oversee external PR agency teams and report against earned media KPIs.
• Generate earned media results with global, national, trade media.
• Advise senior leaders on media engagement and messaging.

Conhecimentos

Stakeholder management

Media relations

Strategic communications

Content creation

Social media

Writing and editing

Descrição da oferta de emprego

EY is seeking an experienced media relations and social media professional to join its Global Media Relations and Social Media team. The role focuses on elevating EY’s Industrials & Energy leadership through integrated communications across global, national and trade media.

You’ll work with senior stakeholders, Brand, Marketing & Communications colleagues, and external agencies to shape external share of voice and drive global storytelling with effective local amplification.