Public Relations Executive or Senior Public Relations Executive
$66,000- $74,000
ApplyPublic Relations Executive or Senior Public Relations Executive
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$66,000- $74,000
About the role
- Lead day-to-day client interaction and guide internal workflows on some accounts while serving as a key team member on others· Develop and execute PR strategies that align with client goals· Drive media relations by pitching reporters across local, national, and trade outlets and drafting press releases and bylined articles· Support new market and product launches from planning through coverage· Elevate client recognition through award nominations and speaker submissions· Collaborate across the team · Utilize cutting-edge AI tools
- Thrives in a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment· Possesses strong interpersonal and communication skills· Excels in critical thinking and storytelling· Self-starter who likes to stay busy· Embraces AI tools to enhance PR strategies
- Unlimited PTO· Medical insurance· Dental insurance· Vision insurance· On-site gym· Paid parental leave· Referral program· Bonus opportunities· Rapid career growth opportunities· Hybrid work model: 2 days in-office, 3 days remote· Executive and Senior Executive salary ranges as listed above Who Should Apply:· PR pros with one to three years of communications experience for the PR Exec role, or three to six years of experience for the Sr. PR Exec role. · Agency experience STRONGLY preferred· Local candidates only (our Scottsdale office is near 101 and Via de Ventura)
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