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Looking for freelance or permanent PR Account Director/SAM

By susanp
December 2, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted December 2, 2016

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Posted December 2, 2016

Loudmouth PR (www.loudmouthpr.co.uk) is a small, award winning PR agency and we are looking for a freelance Account Director/SAM to work 3/4 days a week - starting either now or after Christmas. They will be hands-on working across several really interesting consumer and B2B accounts and will be an integral part of the agency, from strategy and planning to full implementation of campaigns. Technology experience (especially business tech) would be a real advantage, along with great writing skills and the ability to bring technology to life for different audiences. We are based in Dulwich, London, SE21, in a cool studio in a converted factory which has become a hub for creative industries and with a great cafe! Ideally this post is for someone to be in our office but we are open to being flexible if someone wants to mix their time between working in the office and at home. If this sounds of interested please message or email me at [email protected] and I can tell you more!

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