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Leads integrated brand and communications strategy for a major technology and retail client. Translates business challenges, consumer insights, cultural trends, research, and data into strategic opportunities, creative briefs, and brand-growth initiatives. Advises senior clients, inspires creative and cross-functional teams, guides planning and optimization, strengthens agency relationships, identifies business-development opportunities, and mentors strategy talent while ensuring inclusive, culturally relevant work.

Leads day-to-day finance for a complex global client account across the Americas. Owns forecasting, budgeting, month-end close, reporting, profitability analysis, billing oversight, financial controls, and commercial scope management. Partners with account leadership and international finance teams to identify risks, improve performance, manage contracts, and resolve financial issues. Provides guidance to shared-services finance resources and improves reporting processes, controls, and tools.

Develops social and digital strategies for major consumer brands, translating cultural trends, audience insights, and social intelligence into actionable recommendations. Partners with clients, creatives, and cross-functional teams to create campaigns, briefs, workshops, and presentations across social channels and the customer journey. Conducts primary and secondary research, identifies digital opportunities, manages client relationships, and guides short- and long-term marketing strategies.

Leads financial services communications strategies, client relationships, media engagement, strategic messaging, thought leadership content, and project execution. Provides proactive and reactive media counsel, translates complex financial topics into compelling narratives, mentors junior staff, supports senior leadership, and contributes to new business proposals and pitches. Requires strong financial industry knowledge, journalist relationships, writing skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced agency environment.

The 15-month Analyst Program develops entry-level financial communications professionals through research, writing, media relations, investor relations, client support, financial analysis, and transaction-related communications. Analysts draft press releases and investor materials, monitor news and filings, support client messaging, engage with media and investment stakeholders, and contribute to proposals and pitches. Successful participants may advance to Account Executive.

Manage day-to-day execution of special situations and investor relations engagements: develop earnings releases, presentations, Q&A and messaging; advise CEOs, CFOs and Boards on IPOs, M&A, earnings and activist situations; mentor junior team members; support new business and operate under compressed timelines during high-pressure events.