PR Specialist - Remote (Contractor)

Posted 2 days ago

shae groupDenver (CO)
Public Relations SpecialistsPublic Relations Agencies

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About the role

PR Specialist — Remote (Contractor)Immediate interviews this week — PR contractor, earned media only, start ASAPWe are a global AI-first technology and services company operating across health, wellbeing, education, and human performance. Our brands are designed to empower humanity through precision intelligence, ethical AI, and human-centric technology.We are scaling globally and are focused on earned authority, credibility, and visibility — not paid hype.You are a senior PR operator who knows how to generate natural media interest.You are not dependent on paid PR, advertorials, or sponsorships. You know how to craft angles journalists care about, pitch effectively, follow up professionally, and secure placements through relevance, timing, and relationships.You are organised, proactive, confident communicating with senior executives, and comfortable owning PR outcomes end-to-end.Secure earned media placements across TV, radio, print, digital publications, and industry media (non-paid only).Pitch our leaders, products, services, and insights into relevant media narratives and timely news cycles.Identify and secure tier-1 podcast interviews (1M+ reach) for approved spokespeople.Research and pitch keynote and conference speaking opportunities globally.Write media pitches, podcast pitches, speaker abstracts, bios, and briefing notes.Identify and manage non-paid influencer partnerships through value exchange.Track outreach, placements, reach, and report results clearly and consistently.

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