VP, Corporate Communications & Earned Media

Resolute Digital, a Weber Shandwick Company; Washington, Northern (District of Columbia, KY); Hybrid; USD 119,000 - 155,000; Full time

Job summary

Weber Shandwick is seeking a curious, ambitious Vice President to lead high-profile client assignments in Washington, D.C. The role requires proven experience in corporate reputation, executive positioning, stakeholder engagement, and integrated media expertise.

The ideal candidate is a seasoned leader and media strategist, capable of managing multi-faceted campaigns across sectors, including retail, technology, and hospitality. Hybrid schedule in Washington, D.C. office.

Qualifications

• 9–12 years of experience in leading integrated teams and campaigns.
• Experience guiding integrated media projects from start to finish across disciplines.
• Robust earned strategy and media relations experience; experience counsel to senior leaders.

Responsibilities

• Shape and execute integrated communications strategies with agency and client teams.
• Counsel and interact effectively with clients and leaders at client organizations.
• Build and maintain relationships with top-tier media across business, national/local broadcast, multicultural and lifestyle outlets.
• Immerse in media and cultural landscape and emerging issues affecting clients.
• Craft newsworthy stories to drive earned coverage and develop strategic plans.

Skills

Business Acumen

Client Service

Proactivity

Collaboration

Critical Thinking

Conflict Resolution

Future-Forward

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Weber Shandwick is seeking a curious, ambitious Vice President to lead high-profile client assignments in Washington, D.C. The role requires proven experience in corporate reputation, executive positioning, stakeholder engagement, and integrated media expertise.

The ideal candidate is a seasoned leader and media strategist, capable of managing multi-faceted campaigns across sectors, including retail, technology, and hospitality. Hybrid schedule in Washington, D.C. office.