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Wanted : Regional Public Relations Account Director, Enterprise Technology - Porter Novelli - Singapore

Job Description

Responsibilities:
• PR agency senior position to provide strategic public relations counsel to key technology practice clients; work in partnership with enterprise and other technology clients to develop and effectively develop execute Asia-wide programs
• Understand and analyze emerging trends in customer engagement and emerging technology, and recommend strategies that leverage the trends to client benefit
• Assist tech practice leader in developing/growing regional tech account roster
• Manage a broad array of challenges, including pan-regional events, issues/crisis planning and activation, executive and corporate positioning, and high-level media relations
• Facilitate the growth of agency team skills and capabilities
• Develop and manage project budgets and forecasts efficiently and effectively for both agency and client
• Ensure that account teams provide high-quality executional delivery and at the same time provide smart, strategic and proactive counsel to clients
• Development of media approaches, strategies and associated content that is thought-leading and creates strong media interest
• Oversee the execution of major regional programs and coordinate closely with partner agencies in other markets to execute pan-regional programs efficiently and effectively
• Bi-lingual English and Mandarin and possess strategic thinking, strong writing skills, and team-oriented, roll-up-your-sleeves spirit

Company Description

Because step change is no longer an option for our clients, our mission at Porter Novelli is focused on transformation: We engage with our clients' most influential audiences to change opinions, beliefs and behaviors. We make this happen by pairing deep immersion with a rich, data-driven understanding of what makes people think and act the way they do. And our proprietary, sophisticated metrics enable us to identify, monitor and manage those relationship and reputation ecosystems between brands and human beings instantly and over time.
Part of the Omnicom Group Inc. (NYSE: OMC), Porter Novelli has 90 offices in nearly 60 countries, spanning North America, Latin America, EMEA and Asia Pacific. For more information visit www.porternovelli.com.

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