Chief PR & Media Strategy Lead

Posted 8 days ago

public valueAustin (TX)

Public Relations ManagersPublic Relations Agencies

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Level is seeking a seasoned Communications leader to own press strategy and day-to-day operations for a major education technology initiative. In this role you will guide senior/national media placements, manage inquiries, draft responses, and coordinate spokespeople across product, research, and marketing teams. You will drive the transition of PR from agency partners to an in-house function, build direct relationships with reporters in education and policy, and steward Level's confidential #J-18808-Ljbffr

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