Public Relations Associate

Job Description

We are seeking to hire a public relations associate who will be responsible for building and maintaining a positive image for our clients. You will be in charge of establishing and maintaining relationships with journalists, community, and public interest groups by promoting media communications, responding to requests for information and press conferences, and coaching client representatives in the correct way of communicating with the public and with clients. Public Relations Responsibilities: Responding to requests for information release or press conference from the media or designating a spokesperson or source of information. Writing press releases and other media communications to promote clients. Planning or directing the development of programs to maintain favorable public and stockholder views of the client's agenda and accomplishments. Studying the organization's objectives, promotional policies, and needs to build public relations strategies that influence public opinion and promote products, ideas, and services. Preparing and editing organizational publications, including employee newsletters or stockholders' reports, for internal and external audiences. Conferring with managers to identify trends and group interests and providing advice on business decisions. Public Relations Requirements: Bachelor degree in journalism, PR, marketing or related field (not compulsory) Experience handling a press conference. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to pitch to media. An ability to work on big strategy plans as well as day-to-day tasks. Ability to think both creatively and strategically. Ability to run PR campaigns that deliver measurable results and meet objectives. Deadline-oriented, inquisitive, with great follow-up and reporting skills. Creativity in securing coverage and buzz with traditional outlets. Project and budget management skills. Responds well under pressure with strict time limit. Quick and enthusiastic learner. Show more Show less