An application made for this job — a tailored resume and cover letter that speak straight to the posting.
MK Search partners with a global PE-backed industrial organization that is undergoing transformation, and we are looking for a high-impact Communications Manager to shape the next chapter.
This role provides meaningful visibility with senior leadership, ownership of U.S. communications strategy and execution, and the chance to build, elevate, and modernize how the company communicates with employees, customers, communities, and external stakeholders.
We are partnering with a global, PE-backed industrial sector organization that is entering an exciting period of transformation and growth - and we're looking for a high-impact Communications Manager to help shape the next chapter.
This is not a traditional "keep the trains running" communications role. You'll have meaningful visibility with senior leadership, ownership of U.S. communications strategy and execution, and the opportunity to build, elevate, and modernize how the organization communicates with employees, customers, communities, and external stakeholders.
The strongest candidates will bring a combination of corporate and/or agency communications experience, with exposure to environments such as manufacturing, energy, industrial, technology, or other B2B organizations.
Experience within a PE-backed, high-growth, transformation, or M&A environment is highly attractive.
Most importantly, we're looking for someone who is creative, current, entrepreneurial, and energized by the opportunity to build. This is an ideal opportunity for a communications professional who wants visibility with leadership, meaningful ownership, and the freedom to bring fresh ideas to the table.
This is a rare opportunity to join an organization where the communications function is being elevated alongside a broader business transformation. You won't be walking into a rigid, plug-and-play environment - you'll have the opportunity to make an impact, introduce fresh ideas, work directly with leadership, and help define what great communications looks like for the U.S. organization.