Code and Theory

Advertising/Agency

Manager,PR&Communications(US)

$80–100k New York, New York, United States
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The Brief

“Manager, PR & Communications (US) at Code and Theory. Skills: PR, Communications, Narrative development, Media relations. Partner with network agencies. Draft press releases”

Industry & Context.

Advertising/Agency

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3-5 years in communications/PR, Writing across press releases, Writing across bylines, Writing across pitches, Writing across briefing docs, Comfort working with C-suite, Day-to-day organization, Detail-oriented mindset, Experience managing external partners, Experience managing agencies, Responsive communication

Nice to Have

Interest in technology, Understanding of advertising landscape, Understanding of agency landscape

What You'll Do.

Partner with network agencies

Serve as communications liaison

Keep workstreams moving

Support inbound media

Coordinate interview logistics

Coordinate briefing materials

Report on press coverage

Track executive mentions

Report executive mentions

Track speaking opportunities

Report speaking opportunities

Track competitive moments

Report competitive moments

Manage awards submissions

Manage event submissions

Prepare for industry events

Coordinate timelines for events

Coordinate materials for events

Coordinate briefing docs for events

Coordinate follow-up for events

Support executive communications

Prepare talking points

Support internal communications

Draft network-wide updates

Draft key announcements

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with network agencies; Work with leadership; Liaison across teams; Connect stakeholders

Communication Scope

Develop narratives; Ship announcements; Drive visibility; Translate complex work

Process & Methodology

Calendar management, Version control, Approval management

Full Job Description

This role will support Code and Theory’s PR and internal communications across the network. You’ll partner closely with our agency teams (Kettle, Instrument, Left Field Labs) and Code and Theory leadership to develop narratives, ship announcements and drive consistent visibility through press, awards and events. WHAT YOU'LL DO Partner with network agencies to draft press releases, pitch and build media lists, develop story angles and support launches (client wins, initiatives, partnerships, thought leadership) Serve as a go-to communications liaison across teams and partner agencies, connecting stakeholders, aligning messaging and keeping PR/internal comms workstreams moving Pitch media and support inbound opportunities; coordinate interview logistics and briefing materials Track and report on press coverage, executive mentions, speaking opportunities and competitive/news moments Manage awards and event submissions: calendar, requirements, writing, approvals and post-submission follow-up Help prepare for key industry moments and events (conferences, speaking opportunities) by coordinating timelines, materials, briefing docs and follow-up Support executive communications: talking points, Q&A, bylines Support internal communications: network-wide updates, key announcements WHAT YOU'LL NEED 3-5 years in communications/PR (in-house or agency) VERY strong writing across press releases, bylines, pitches and briefing docs. You’ll be reporting to a former editor so bring your writing chops (not ChatGPTs) Comfort working directly with C-suite and executing quickly day-to-day Strong organization and a detail-oriented mindset (deadlines, calendars, version control, approvals) Experience managing external partners/agencies and keeping workstreams moving Proactive ideas, strong judgment and responsive communication Interest in (and understanding of) technology and the advertising/agency landscape. Excel at translating complex work into clear narratives ABOUT US Born in 2001, Cod

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