Orchestra

Vice President, Architecture and Design Public Relations

New York, N.Y · Exec

Sponsorship not specified$130k-$150kDetected 91 days ago

Strategic CommunicationsBusiness DevelopmentRecruitingLeadershipCommunicationProblem Solving

About the role

BerlinRosen is seeking an experienced communications strategist to join us as a Vice President.
As a core leader of the team, you should thrive in a fast-paced environment, demonstrate thoughtfulness in creating a collaborative culture and have expertise on team capacity planning and business development.
Role location: This role is based in our New York, N.Y. office on a hybrid basis.

From decoding audiences to designing bold strategies, Orchestra integrates people, platforms, and stories that stick to help clients build lasting influence.
Orchestra is committed to building and maintaining a diverse staff, and recognizes that its continued success depends on hiring and retaining high-quality creative professionals with a variety of backgrounds and experiences.
Lead account teams to make sure quality of work, goals and deadlines are met with strong ROI
Engage and maintain strong relationships with key reporters across (but not limited to) design, real estate and economic development beats
Write and edit persuasive external and internal documents such as press releases, op-eds, fact sheets, talking points, editorial board memos and communications plans
Mentor and lead staff through consistent feedback, monitoring results and supporting professional growth

Set and advance the communications strategy for multiple high-profile clients nationally

Creative problem-solving approach to strategies with an eye for each client's unique history and goals: each client has a specific history and goal and your strategies should take their uniqueness into consideration
Strong written and oral communications skills with impeccable editing eyes and can skillfully adapt your presentation style depending on your audience
Expert multi-tasker with the ability to handle multiple assignments at once, work quickly and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment while paying close attention to details
A minimum of 7 years of strategic communications experience: in-house, media or journalism
PR agency experience preferred

Orchestra is the first communications company built for today's media landscape.
Since 2022, it's acquired nine firms, including:
BerlinRosen, Civitas Public Affairs Group, Derris, Glen Echo Group, Inkhouse, M18, Message Lab, Onward and Small Girls PR.
It also launched Brightmode, a talent acquisition firm for communication professionals.
A minimum of 7 years of strategic communications experience: in-house, media or journalism; PR agency experience preferred
Experience in supporting business development strategies
Exceptional client-service skills that makes each client feel like they're your highest priority
$130,000-$150,000

BerlinRosen's Cities practice comprises over 70 communications professionals who bring a unique campaign-style approach to strategic communications.
We work with visionary clients in New York, Los Angeles and other major cities across the country on issues ranging from arts & culture, healthcare, urban planning, design, affordable housing, issue advocacy, social impact and progressive policy, public affairs, higher education, real estate, travel, lifestyle and more.
Whether it's elevating new projects and brands or launching some of our city's most visited attractions, we help our clients shape the future of cities.
The Architecture & Urbanism team works with architects, urban thinkers, real estate and economic development consultants, business improvement districts, nonprofits and thought leaders who are committed to the advancement of cities.
Clients include WXY, FXCollaborative, HR&A Advisors, Ennead, Manresa Island Corp., Trust for Public Land, Downtown SF Partnership, and many others.
Opportunities for advancement exist, and we are committed to helping all staff develop and grow.

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