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Rail Delivery Group recherche un Media Manager talentueux pour rejoindre son équipe et jouer un rôle clé dans la gestion de sa réputation. Le poste implique l'élaboration de stratégies de communication efficaces pour faire face à la dynamique changeante de l'industrie ferroviaire. Vous aurez l'occasion de travailler avec des collègues de haut niveau et d'interagir avec les médias pour influencer et protéger la perception publique de l'organisation.
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What is the purpose of this job?
We are looking for a talented and experienced Media Manager to join the team at Rail Delivery Group (RDG). The post holder will report to the Media Relations Lead and work as part of the Media Relations Team.
This is an exciting and challenging time to join the team, with numerous challenges and opportunities facing the rail industry. RDG plays a key role in explaining changes to the industry and in defending and enhancing the reputation of RDG and the railway as a whole.
Do you have a good nose for a story, can you identify issues before they escalate, and can you build effective relationships across the railway and with the media? Then we want to hear from you!
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What can I expect to do in this job?
The Media Relations Manager will help develop and execute the media relations strategy for RDG, focusing on protecting and enhancing RDG's and the wider rail industry's reputation. The team operates 24/7, 365 days a year, and you will be part of the on-call rota to handle queries outside regular hours.
You should be comfortable handling reactive media inquiries as well as designing and supporting proactive media campaigns. You will brief senior spokespeople from RDG and beyond, keep colleagues informed of media developments, and warn of emerging risks.
You should have experience dealing directly with senior media members and spokespeople, including handling sensitive, controversial, and politically sensitive issues. Experience managing others, either directly or via external agencies, is desirable.
You need a sophisticated news sense, understanding what makes a story and how to tailor it to different audiences and media outlets. A strong contacts book or the ability to build relationships quickly with key journalists is essential. A background in transport or rail is beneficial but not essential. An understanding of the political landscape is crucial, especially the ability to identify issues before they escalate.
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