Account Coordinator
Hunter
About the Role
An Account Coordinator plays an integral role in the execution of client projects and programs.
Key Responsibilities
- Work with team members to implement client PR/social projects.
- Develop timelines and manage deadlines.
- Advise team members on developments; proactively update the team on status.
- Determine the need for support staff assistance for projects/program elements and manage support staff during execution.
- Assist with execution of client press events and serve as a representative of the client and agency on-site.
- Coordinate and set-up meetings, product shipments, product inventory, team/client files, etc.
- Attend client calls and meetings, as determined by a supervisor.
- Conduct traditional and social media relations outreach.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the media landscape, including social media, and how to use these to drive brand awareness and engagement for clients.
- Create media lists, develop editorial calendars, engage with reporters and bloggers, secure media placements.
- Build relationships with traditional and social media contacts on behalf of the agency and clients.
- Monitor program results and compile media coverage reports.
- Research ideas for client programs to determine feasibility.
- Participate in agency brainstorm sessions for client programs.
- Begin to develop strategic/creative thinking skills.
- Actively participate in agency committees or departments as designated/asked.
- Participate in agency projects and events.
- Assist in compilation of awards presentations.
- Assist with research for new business and business renewal opportunities, as directed by a supervisor.
- Develop and foster relationships with suppliers.
Ability to
- Manage multiple projects across multiple accounts.
- Prioritize work, meet deadlines and actively communicate progress and deliverables (i.e. time management).
- Learn quickly and adapt to a fast-paced work environment.
- Work from the company’s offices in New York City; travel in and around the city (including the outer boroughs and suburbs) to complete tasks.
- Travel to client and event locations; meet with clients at their office locations/headquarters.
- Accurately record time worked and paid time-off in the timeclock and timesheet systems.
- Demonstrate solid writing and interpersonal communication skills.
- Show integrity and good judgment when working with colleagues and clients.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Qualifications
- B.A. in Public Relations, Journalism, Communications or the like.
- Up to one (1) year of experience in a public relations agency/digital agency or similar position.