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An established industry player is seeking an Associate Director to lead PR efforts for a major client in the motorsport sector. This role involves strategic leadership, collaboration with global teams, and the development of impactful PR campaigns. You will be at the forefront of building relationships with key stakeholders and enhancing brand visibility through innovative communications strategies. Join a dynamic team that values creativity and collaboration, where you can make a significant impact in the exciting world of motorsport PR.
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160over90 is an award-winning global marketing agency dedicated to forging stronger human connections and creating shared moments that evoke genuine emotion. With 800 professionals worldwide, the agency offers a full-service, channel-agnostic approach, working with leading brands such as AB InBev, Amazon, Coca-Cola, Macy’s, Marriott, McDonald’s, Verizon, and Visa. As part of WME Group, we operate at the intersection of sports, media, entertainment, and fashion.
The Associate Director will lead our team working on a major client’s Global Partnerships portfolio, focusing on motorsport & watersport PR and communications globally. You will oversee strategies, maintain high-level stakeholder relationships, and ensure integration across various properties including Golf, Cricket, and regional initiatives. Collaboration with internal teams and external partners will be key to developing impactful PR campaigns.
We value collaboration and relationships. Our team works from the office 4 days a week to foster a supportive and connected environment. We encourage diverse applications and believe that your unique experience could be a perfect fit, even if you don’t meet every requirement.
Level: Mid-Senior
Type: Full-time
Function: Marketing, PR, Writing/Editing
Industry: Advertising Services