Remote Senior Broadcast PR Specialist

Shout! Communications; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mobile phone allowance

Pension

Annual eye test

25 days holiday

Training opportunities

Job summary

A well-known broadcast PR agency in London is seeking a Senior Account Executive to enhance their media relations team. The ideal candidate should possess proven experience in broadcast media and a strong contact book of journalists. Responsibilities include selling stories to journalists, overseeing radio sessions, and drafting press releases. The role offers a salary between £35,000 and £45,000 and several benefits, including training, holidays, and a mobile phone allowance. This is a full-time position accessible remotely but requires occasional travel to Central London.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in broadcast (radio, TV, podcasts).
• A contact book full of broadcast journalists.
• Experience placing spokespeople on podcasts is desirable.
• The ability to self-start, multi-task and be calm in a crisis.

Responsibilities

• Selling stories to broadcast journalists and maintaining good journalist relations.
• Overseeing radio days and producing radio studio sessions.
• Analyzing research and drafting press releases.
• Ensuring compilation of final reports.

Skills

Strong writing ability

Client relationship management

Broadcast media knowledge

Communication skills

Multi-tasking

Self-starter

Job description

A well-known broadcast PR agency in London is seeking a Senior Account Executive to enhance their media relations team. The ideal candidate should possess proven experience in broadcast media and a strong contact book of journalists. Responsibilities include selling stories to journalists, overseeing radio sessions, and drafting press releases. The role offers a salary between £35,000 and £45,000 and several benefits, including training, holidays, and a mobile phone allowance. This is a full-time position accessible remotely but requires occasional travel to Central London.