Public Relations Professionals- Health
Finn Partners
New York, NY
We are currently seeking an Account Executive in our New York Office. The ideal candidate will be highly organized, personable with strong writing skills and a passion for public relations, social media, and current events. Account Executives are a vital part of our team, leading select accounts while providing support for multiple clients across different industries.
What You'll Get
• Intensive training
• Invaluable experience in the workings of a world class media agency
• A dedicated, fun and supportive group of colleagues
• Competitive Salary and Benefits
Responsibilities
As directed by a supervisor, an Account Executive will:
• Serve as account support for multiple clients across media, advocacy, lifestyle, and entertainment brands
• Create and draft press releases, media alerts, and pitches that result in positive media coverage for clients
• Coordinate logistics of on-air bookings and interviews; serve as liaison between clients and the press
• Pitch press releases and feature ideas by phone or email to national, regional and trade journalists across print, broadcast and online outlets
• Develop and manage editorial calendars for pitching client content for consideration in special issues, lists, and other recognitions
• Maintain updated spreadsheets with deadlines for editorial issues, conferences and events
• Develop and maintain up-to-date press lists
• Research and brainstorm editorial opportunities for clients
• Represent clients at industry events, trade shows, vendor meetings, and other external opportunities as needed
• Work to build relationships with reporters and editors; actively seek to expand network of contacts
• Conduct media monitoring and analysis; create recap reports that reflect the efforts of the team
Jobcode: Reference SBJ-d51w3g-216-73-216-180-42 in your application.
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