Account Manager (B2B Tech)

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4 weeks ago
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Account Manager - B2B Tech PR
Location: London (Hybrid - 1-2 days in office)
Salary: Up to £41,000 + Benefits

My client is already one of the worlds most established independent PR agencies & looking to bring in a high achieving Account Manager to join their forward-thinking Tech team. This is a huge opportunity to work with cutting-edge clients across AI, cybersecurity, robotics, and more, driving integrated PR & marketing campaigns that bring world-changing technologies to life.

What You'll Do:
• Serve as the primary contact for clients, managing PR campaigns and media relations.
• Develop and execute traditional and digital PR strategies to enhance brand reputation.
• Build thought leadership and increase share of voice through media and influencer engagement.
• Provide mentorship to junior team members and support new business proposals.

Requirements of the role:
• 3+ years of PR experience (agency or in-house) within the tech/B2B sector.
• Strong media relationships and expertise in earned and social media.
• Exceptional writing, communication, and project management skills.
• Passion for emerging technologies and an ability to adapt to a fast-moving industry.

What's in it for you?
• An collaborative & welcoming culture named a Best Place to Work by PRWeek.
• A global, award-winning team with a collaborative and entrepreneurial culture.
• Generous benefits including a performance bonus, 25 days' holiday + 5 summer days, wellness subsidies, hybrid working, private medical insurance, and even a dog-friendly office.

If you feel like this is something you could be interested in, please send your CV to (url removed).

(Know someone who'd be a great fit? We offer a referral bonus for successful placements!)

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