Lead media relations for finance clients by crafting pitches, briefing materials, and interview prep, while tracking coverage and shaping campaigns across thought leadership initiatives.

Own media pitching and journalist relationships
Develop press materials and coordinate integrated campaigns
Inform strategy with coverage results and market trends

Job Description

Responsibilities

Pitch story ideas to top-tier and trade media, and follow up to land coverage.
Build and keep up relationships with journalists and media contacts.
Draft materials like press releases, media pitches, Q&As, op-eds, and talking points.
Help prep clients for interviews by putting together briefing documents and sharpening key messages.
Monitor financial and industry news for timely opportunities to bring to clients.
Track how coverage performs and use what you learn to shape the next round of pitching.
Support account teams day to day and pitch in with ideas.
Work with colleagues on thought leadership and integrated campaigns that support client goals.

Requirements

You\'ve got a solid grounding in finance and capital markets, enough to understand what clients do and help shape how they talk about it.
You can read market trends and make sense of client data and media results.
You write clearly and present with confidence, and you can turn complex financial subjects into something a general audience follows.
You've got real media relations experience, ideally in financial PR or business journalism, including building reporter relationships and landing earned placements.
You can juggle multiple accounts and deadlines while keeping a professional, client-first approach in a hybrid team.
You have a Bachelor's degree in communications , PR, journalism, finance, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on experience.
Bonus points if you know your way around:
digital and social media platforms
media monitoring tools
the basic metrics used to measure PR performance

Preferred

digital and social media platforms
media monitoring tools
the basic metrics used to measure PR performance

Benefits

Friendly and highly collaborative working environment where your voice will be heard and your ideas will count.
Opportunity to work with leading financial, law and professional services firms on a global scale within an international network.
A focus on growth and professional development: twice annual professional planning sessions, regular access to leadership and mentorship opportunities.
Hybrid work schedule; two days in the office with three optional work-from-home days per week.
$175 one-time stipend for your at-home work set-up; $50 monthly stipend for your smartphone contract and a stipend to upgrade your device every three years.
Competitive salary and customizable benefits package including:
100% company paid health, dental and vision insurance coverage
401k with competitive company match
Employee Assistance Program and free annual membership to the Calm app
Ample time off: 10 vacation days, 10 annual company holidays, nine days paid sick leave, one personal day and an “on call” period between Christmas and New Year’s.

Marketing Team

Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)

Responsibilities

Pitch story ideas to top-tier and trade media, and follow up to land coverage.
Build and keep up relationships with journalists and media contacts.
Draft materials like press releases, media pitches, Q&As, op-eds, and talking points.
Help prep clients for interviews by putting together briefing documents and sharpening key messages.
Monitor financial and industry news for timely opportunities to bring to clients.
Track how coverage performs and use what you learn to shape the next round of pitching.
Support account teams day to day and pitch in with ideas.
Work with colleagues on thought leadership and integrated campaigns that support client goals.

Requirements

You\'ve got a solid grounding in finance and capital markets, enough to understand what clients do and help shape how they talk about it.
You can read market trends and make sense of client data and media results.
You write clearly and present with confidence, and you can turn complex financial subjects into something a general audience follows.
You've got real media relations experience, ideally in financial PR or business journalism, including building reporter relationships and landing earned placements.
You can juggle multiple accounts and deadlines while keeping a professional, client-first approach in a hybrid team.
You have a Bachelor's degree in communications , PR, journalism, finance, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on experience.
Bonus points if you know your way around:
digital and social media platforms
media monitoring tools
the basic metrics used to measure PR performance

Preferred

digital and social media platforms
media monitoring tools
the basic metrics used to measure PR performance

Benefits

Friendly and highly collaborative working environment where your voice will be heard and your ideas will count.
Opportunity to work with leading financial, law and professional services firms on a global scale within an international network.
A focus on growth and professional development: twice annual professional planning sessions, regular access to leadership and mentorship opportunities.
Hybrid work schedule; two days in the office with three optional work-from-home days per week.
$175 one-time stipend for your at-home work set-up; $50 monthly stipend for your smartphone contract and a stipend to upgrade your device every three years.
Competitive salary and customizable benefits package including:
100% company paid health, dental and vision insurance coverage
401k with competitive company match
Employee Assistance Program and free annual membership to the Calm app
Ample time off: 10 vacation days, 10 annual company holidays, nine days paid sick leave, one personal day and an “on call” period between Christmas and New Year’s.