B2B Tech PR - Senior Account Executive

Cavendish Square
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Senior Account Executive (B2B Tech PR)
London (Hybrid - 2 days in-office) | C.£32,000 + 5% Bonus
B Corp | Employee-Owned | People-First Culture

My client is a top independent B2B tech PR firm that partners with global innovators like Vodafone, BlackBerry, Nokia, Ericsson, and other leaders within cybersecurity, fintech, telecoms, and green tech.

The Role

As a Senior Account Executive, you'll:

Build relationships with key journalists and analysts to secure high-impact coverage
Create compelling content - from media pitches to long-form articles
Spot newsworthy opportunities and support fast-paced issues jumping
Assist in event planning, interviews, and media briefings
Support with new business initiatives and contribute to agency growth
You'll be a central part of a collaborative team delivering bold, high-quality campaigns.

Experience needed:

2+ years of PR experience (B2B/tech ideal).
Confident communicator with strong writing skills.
A proactive approach to media outreach and trend spotting.
Team-focused with a high attention to detail.
What's in it for you?

B Corp certified & employee-owned - people and planet come first.
Award-winning training & clear career development pathways.
Supportive, inclusive, and collaborative team culture.
Hybrid working: 2 days WFH (Tues & Thurs in-office).
Great perks: paid sabbatical, duvet days, loyalty days.
Work-life balance: early finish Fridays & reduced summer hours.
Bonus schemes: performance, new business, and recruitment incentives.
Extras: cycle to work scheme, eye tests, season ticket loan.
Work from abroad flexibility.
If this sounds like a role you could be interested in, please send your CV to (url removed) for immediate consideration.

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