Senior Account Director (Freelance)
supreme communicationsNew York (NY)
Senior Account Director (Freelance)
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supreme communicationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
ABOUT SUPREME COMMUNICATIONSSupreme Communications builds belief in healthcare innovation, helping clients earn credibility and trust in a skeptical market through influential voices and the media that matter most.
ABOUT THE ROLE:
Supreme Communications is seeking an independently directed Senior Account Director with proven experience leading client accounts and cross-functional teams. This is a freelance, fully remote opportunity.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Serve as day-to-day client lead on assigned accounts
Lead media strategy; pitch and secure high-profile national media opportunities and prepare spokespeople for interviews Develop strategic communications plans and review team materials before they reach the client Provide strategic counsel grounded in deep knowledge of clients, competitors, and industry trends Lead metrics reporting, translating data into PR impact and share-of-voice insights Monitor scope and flag budget or resourcing risks to agency leadershipREQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE6+ years of agency experience (or agency and in-house), ideally in biotech, pharma, healthtech, and/or medtech Proven ability to translate complex scientific or regulatory content into clear, compelling communications Strong existing media relationships and excellent written and verbal communication skills Self-directed and highly organized, with sound judgment on when to escalateENGAGEMENT TERMSFreelancer must confirm they are not working with competing clients during the length of the engagement Freelancer will be paid hourly and hours will be based on assignment. Pay range and compensation package Freelancer will be paid hourly and hours will be based on assignment.
Equal Opportunity Statement:
Supreme Communications is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to an inclusive environment for everyone we work with.
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