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Media And Communications Officer in City of London, London
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City of London, London
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Media & Communications Officer (Asia-Pacific Focus)
Location: Central London (Hybrid Working)
Rate: £36.01 Umbrella
Contract: ASAP - July 2026 (Potential Permanent Opportunity)
Overview
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Media & Communications Officer to join a high-profile organisation, supporting international communications activity with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region. This role sits within a fast-paced press office environment and requires strong stakeholder engagement and media handling experience.
Key Responsibilities
Manage media enquiries and act as part of a busy press office function
Build and maintain relationships with national and international media
Draft press releases, statements, briefings, and communications plans
Support senior stakeholders with media engagement and reputational management
Coordinate media activity around international visits and high-profile events
Monitor media coverage and evaluate communications impact
Support social media activity, particularly LinkedIn and X
Qualifications & Experience Needed
Proven experience within a press office or media relations role
Strong understanding of financial services or wider business environment
Experience working in fast-paced, high-profile or politically sensitive settings
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Strong organisational skills, particularly around events and stakeholder coordination
Desirable:
Knowledge of the Asia-Pacific region
Background in financial services, government, or trade/business organisations
Understanding of economic trends and policy landscape
We can only consider applications from those eligible to work in the UK for this position. This position will require some additional checks, to ensure you can access the site worked as needed.
Tech Stack
press officemedia relationscommunicationssocial mediaevent coordinationwritingstakeholder engagement