Global PR & Communication Manager – Blockchain / Web3
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Job description
Global PR & Communication Manager – Blockchain / Web3 (remote)
COMPANY AND ROLE OVERVIEW
This commercially savvy organisation provides world-class infrastructure and dramatically optimizes web3/blockchain development tools and services.
Following Series A funding they are now looking at international growth to become a one-stop Solution Provider for the High-Speed Blockchain Era. This Global Senior PR & Communications Manager role is crucial to that growth.
You will be responsible for defining the client’s story to the world, creating content and implementing the strategy through media, influencers, partners, social media etc.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Develop the brand and online presence, shaping the narrative to present the product globally
- Translate the complexity of the product into concise pitches for audiences in and outside of the blockchain industry
- Work closely with external partners
- Develop and maintain relationships with reporters and influencers
- Write market focussed content
REQUIREMENTS
- 3+ years experience leading technology and ToB public relations & communications
- Relationships with key business and technology reporters and the ability to build new ones quickly
- Experience in market research, content, positioning, and branding
- Powerful storyteller: written, verbal, and visual
- Experience with brand marketing, PR/comms, and social media is a plus
- Experience at early-stage start-ups is a highly advantageous
- Genuine interest in Blockchain technologies essential
NEXT STAGE
Axiom are actively interviewing for this key, business-critical role so please forward your resume to
Originally posted on Himalayas
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