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5WPR seeks an Account Director to lead its Beauty practice, focusing on influencer programs, digital strategy, and pop culture. The candidate will manage client relationships, pitch wins, and integrated campaigns across earned and influencer channels.
Ideal is a PR agency veteran with 6+ years, strong media relations, and a passion for AI’s role in communications. Hybrid work in Miami or Tampa, with comprehensive benefits and growth opportunities.
We are seeking a dynamic Account Director to help lead 5W's expanding Beauty practice. This is an exciting opportunity for an individual eager to grow their career with a diverse range of clients, with a focus on Beauty communications.
The ideal individual will have worked with a diverse roster of consumer clients within an agency setting, is an expert at pitching, and possesses superior account and time management skills.
The team's top priority is hiring an Account Director who brings a strong blend of influencer expertise, digital creative strategy, and a deep understanding of pop culture — someone who can identify emerging trends, translate them into smart, culturally relevant recommendations, and lead integrated campaigns across earned and influencer channels. While influencer leadership and creative strategy are the primary focus, it's equally important that this person has strong media relations experience and can develop and drive a thoughtful earned media strategy that complements the broader communications approach.
Note: This role is based in our Miami or Tampaoffice on a hybrid basis.
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