Part-Time Brand & Outreach Assistant - B2B SaaS VC (Remote)

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uptalentioNew York (NY)

Public Relations SpecialistsMarketing Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Part-Time Brand & Outreach Assistant – B2B SaaS VC (Remote) Schedule: ~10-20 hours/week | Flexible | Central Time Zone Preferred Type: Part-Time | Remote Industry: Venture Capital / B2B SaaS Startups A leading early-stage VC and startup accelerator focused on B2B SaaS is looking for a Brand & Outreach Assistant to support one of its Managing Directors. This is a strategic role combining personal branding, outbound outreach, and copywriting to help drive visibility, connections, and deal flow. If you're a proactive communicator who understands how to build relationships and brand presence through smart outreach and compelling content, this role is for you.What You'll DoResearch and reach out to ~50 relevant individuals per week to generate connections and schedule meetings Make occasional follow-up calls using a curated outreach list Support in identifying and sourcing speaking or visibility opportunities Post 2–3 weekly thought leadership pieces on LinkedIn (via ghostwriting or repurposing notes) Collaborate in organizing and updating content, leads, and outreach via tools like Airtable and ChatGPT What We're Looking For Strong written communication and copywriting/ghostwriting skills Experience in outbound outreach, LinkedIn messaging, or cold email/calling Ability to manage content posting and engagement on LinkedIn Confident communicator with fluent English, both spoken and written Organized, detail-oriented, and proactive in suggesting improvements Familiarity with Airtable, ChatGPT, or similar tools is a plus What We Offer Remote, flexible part-time role (approximately 10-20 hours/week) Work directly with a Managing Director at a top VC firm Opportunity to grow your exposure in VC, B2B SaaS, and startup ecosystems Creative and strategic work, not just task execution

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