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Job Title: Account Executive / Senior AccountExecutive Location: Central Manchester, hybrid Salary: £27,000 -£31,000 Skills: Client, Agency, PR, Communications, Strategy,Digital Marketing, Media, Tech, B2B My client is an Media andCommunications agency that is on the lookout for a vibrant andtalented individual to join their dynamic Client Services team as aAccount Executive / Senior Account Manager. Working with top techhousehold names like Google, Meta, Bolt (and many more) this is anexciting opportunity for someone looking to grow and develop theirskills in a creative and innovative environment. As an SAE / AM,you will have the chance to build relationships with existingclients, support with client projects, and help with new businessdevelopment. You will help create narratives and campaigns, byworking closely with the designer, planning & insights team.You will help you cut to the core of what's interesting and uniqueabout each client and developing stories that are exciting andinnovative. The ideal candidate will come with the followingexperience - At least 1 year Technology B2B PR experience(preferred) - A relevant degree - A natural interest in technology- First-class writing skills - Great communication skills bothwritten and verbal - The ability to work as part of a tight knitteam - Creativity and spark - An understanding of the medialandscape, including digital media - Creativity and a proactivemanner - Excellent attention to detail and strong organisationalskills They have an office based in Central Manchester and canoffer flexible hybrid working with a 3:2 split. Salary-wise theycan offer between £27,000 - £31,000, depending on background andexperience. They can offer a growing and supportive workenvironment that understand work/life balance and always strive forexcellence. They look for talented, creative people with a can-doattitude and who embody their people first culture. If you areinterested in this Account Executive / Senior Account Executiverole, then please apply with your CV & I will be in touchshortly

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