| Salary | £55000 per annum |
|---|---|
| Location | London |
| Job type | Agency |
| Company | Blue Skies Marketing Recruitment |
| Contact | Annaliese Tuke-Hastings |
| Job sectors | Consumer Goods |
| Job disciplines | Corporate Communications |
| Employment Type | All |
| Posted | 3rd Jul 2008 |
| Expires | 31st Jul 2008 |
This leading international consultancy is seeking a stellar Account Director to work in their hugely successful and growing corporate team. You will be working on big blue chip clients running UK and international campaigns. The work is a mix of issues, crisis management, corporate reputation and high level media relations, as well as giving senior level client counsel. You will need strong strategic skills, as well as a proven track record in working within corporate public relations on big brands, ideally gained within an agency. Experience of working on corporate campaigns for one of more of the following would also be advantageous; food & drink, energy, financial services, beauty, retail or professional services. If you enjoy meaty campaigns across a diverse mix of clients, in a supportive environment with clear structure and career progression, you will certainly want to hear more about this role. For more details email (email address removed)
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