Assistant Consultant / Consultant, Strategic Communications

Overview

Plan and deliver communication campaigns, public consultations, and political monitoring.

Key Responsibilities

• campaign planning
• political monitoring
• public consultation
• content creation
• reporting
• community engagement

Tasks

-Planning and delivering communications campaigns that help shape development proposals, drive regeneration projects and engage communities in the process; -Undertaking political monitoring and proactively sharing insights with internal teams and external networks -Preparing for and coordinating public consultations including attendance at online and in-person events. Drafting external collateral including writing press releases, social media campaign content and briefing papers; -Evaluating and reporting on campaigns and consultation activity.

Requirements

• degree
• communications
• consultancy
• organisational
• can‑do
• uk permit

What You Bring

The ideal candidate will be flexible with a ‘can do’ attitude. A degree (or equivalent) in a communications related subject is welcome (but not essential). Previous experience in communications or a consultancy role within a professional services environment is essential. You will have a demonstrable interest in communications, local and national politics and a passion for engaging with people from all communities. Your organisational skills should be at an exceptional level and demonstrate a broad range of experience. What is important is your ability to learn quickly and to develop relationships whilst working within a highly professional team. The successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK/Ireland by the start of their employment.

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Benefits

To find out more about life at Turley - our culture and the learning and development opportunities, as well as what you can expect in terms of salary and benefits, please see the website.

About Turley

-An independent advisory firm established in 1983, trusted across the UK and Ireland. -An employee-owned firm with 260 co-owners and 15 offices nationwide. -Services include planning, design, economics, heritage, landscape, environmental impact, and strategic communications. -Projects range from urban regeneration and housing schemes to major transport and infrastructure developments. -Combines rigorous financial insight with imaginative urban design to shape thriving places. -Blends national reach with local insight on every project.

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