Account Executive

Posted 2 days ago

beach hutBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Dublin or London · 3 days a week in the office If you're driven, focused, passionate about the tech industry and would like to join the Beachhut PR team as an Account Executive, we'd love to hear from you. We are looking for Account Executives who are Strong communicators, articulate with strong writing skills Excellent with people Organised and proactive Able to pitch stories by both phone and email, and follow up Savvy, with an ability to take the initiative Sincerely interested in the technology and business sector Up to speed on social media and trends Knowledgeable about the Irish and international media landscape Drafting and researching a wide range of written materials: press releases, media briefings, background documents, Q&As, case studies and PR roadmaps Creating content for print, broadcast and digital Media pitching and organising speaker opportunities Contributing to client communications plans at both strategic and tactical levels, across digital and traditional platforms Building a strong working knowledge of relevant media and developing relationships with journalists Contributing to new business proposals and presentations for existing and potential clients Developing in-depth knowledge of each client's business and the areas they operate in Working both reactively and proactively Supporting clients on the ground at events, locally and internationally Join us at Beachhut PR and help bring the stories of innovative companies to the world.

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