PR Senior Account Executive (CHS)

Charleston, SC (Hybrid)

$65K/yr – $75K/yrSenior Level3+ years expFull time

Posted 3 months ago

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Job Summary

Drive senior hospitality/travel PR with client leadership and media placements for business impact.

  • Own high-level client relationships and press placements driving business impact.
  • Must-have: 3–5 years in hospitality/travel PR with agency experience.
  • Standout: Strong media relationships and leadership of junior teams.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • A Senior Account Executive for bread & Butter is responsible for managing and answering the needs of the client daily.
  • Senior Account Executives serve as representatives of the company and as liaisons between the company and the client.
  • Senior Account Executives oversee the work of Assistant Account Executives and Account Executives and report to the Account Supervisor or Director.

Requirements

  • 3-5 years of full-time, post-undergraduate experience in hospitality and/or travel PR, preferably with agency vs. in-house.
  • Enjoys crafting tailored, effective comprehensive media plans and pitches that are creative, thoughtful and help move clients toward their goals.
  • Possesses and knows how to build and maintain strong relationships with high-level regional and national print, online, and broadcast media important to clients.

Preferred

  • Media junkie - there’s no such thing as reading/watching too much. Bonus points for pop culture acumen.

Benefits

  • Generous paid time off
  • Paid sick/personal time
  • Birthday off (because who wants to work on their special day!)
  • Endless summer Fridays (half-days year 'round baby)
  • Flexible, hybrid schedule
  • Work from any b&B office when you're in town
  • Medical and dental + dependents
  • Extended benefits (vision, life, disability, EAP)
  • Generous maternity and family planning leave
  • 3% contribution to 401k regardless of participation