Hong Kong PR & Media Strategy Consultant

Burson; Hong Kong; Hybrid; HKD 420,000 - 660,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

robust benefits

Job summary

Burson, part of WPP, seeks a highly motivated PR Consultant to manage strategic media relations for a diverse client portfolio in Hong Kong. The role focuses on developing and executing impactful PR strategies with strong understanding of the local and regional media landscape.

You’ll craft press materials in English and Chinese, coordinate interviews, and support events. A degree in communications or related field, plus 4–6 years of media PR experience, are preferred.

Qualifications

• 4–6 years of media experience; PR or agency background a plus.
• Strong command of written and verbal English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
• Stays informed on current affairs in Hong Kong and Greater China.
• Team player and self-starter with good work ethics.
• Highly motivated and results-oriented with sound problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Understand media dynamics in Hong Kong and the broader region and generate insightful media reports for clients, including media monitoring and analysis.
• Engage in public relations tasks, including strategic management of media relations, coordination of interviews, and execution of press conferences.
• Create and distribute press releases and other media materials in Chinese and English.
• Assist in event planning and organization, providing logistical support to ensure smooth execution.
• Develop skills in managing client relationships, understanding client industries and objectives.
• Proactively share insights to address client needs within the team.

Skills

Media relations

Public relations

English Cantonese Mandarin

Team player

Problem solving

Education

Degree in communications/PR/journalism/related

Job description

Burson, part of WPP, seeks a highly motivated PR Consultant to manage strategic media relations for a diverse client portfolio in Hong Kong. The role focuses on developing and executing impactful PR strategies with strong understanding of the local and regional media landscape.

You’ll craft press materials in English and Chinese, coordinate interviews, and support events. A degree in communications or related field, plus 4–6 years of media PR experience, are preferred.