Description
Create and manage a positive public image for organizations, brands, or executives through media relations, content development, and strategic communications across traditional and social channels.
- • Lead or support crisis and issues communications and response.
- • Handle media inquiries or direct them to the appropriate spokesperson.
- • Build and maintain relationships with media, community, consumer, employee, and public interest groups.
- • Coordinate with creative and production teams to develop PR materials and promotions.
- • Plan and manage public appearances, events, and activations to drive awareness and goodwill.
- • Develop PR strategies aligned with business objectives to shape public opinion and support initiatives.
- • Advise leaders on trends, stakeholder concerns, and communications implications.
- • Partner with marketing and agencies to integrate PR into multichannel campaigns.
- • Coach spokespeople and executives on effective media and stakeholder communication.
- • Draft speeches, talking points, and remarks for events and interviews.
- • Coordinate sponsored content or paid media placements when appropriate.
- • Monitor media coverage, conduct audience and sentiment research, and report insights.
- • Develop PR campaigns for products, services, initiatives, or causes.
- • Create communications highlighting corporate responsibility, public safety, or other social impact efforts.
- • Write and distribute press releases, media pitches, and briefing materials.
- • Manage programs that maintain favorable public, customer, and investor perceptions.
- • Prepare and edit newsletters, reports, and other publications for internal and external audiences.
- • Manage and update the website newsroom and social media channels.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
