Account Director – Culture Communications Agency
Do you want to work on campaigns that don’t just talk about culture but actively shape it? Are you deeply embedded in the worlds of music, fashion, art, and brand communications? Do you thrive when leading teams, building client relationships, and delivering work that makes a tangible impact?
If that sounds like you, read on.
This agency operates at the intersection of underground and mainstream culture, connecting brands with the scenes, subcultures, and opinion leaders shaping the future. Their work spans PR, experiential, content, and partnerships—helping brands achieve meaningful engagement and build long-term cultural equity. From global brands to grassroots projects, every campaign is crafted with authenticity, integrity, and an understanding of how to drive real impact.
Now, they’re looking for an Account Director to join their team.
The Role
As Account Director, you will take the lead on high-profile client accounts spanning culture, music, entertainment, and brand activations. You’ll be responsible for delivering best-in-class work, ensuring seamless execution of campaigns, and identifying strategic opportunities to grow client relationships. This role requires someone who is as comfortable in a boardroom as they are at a festival, equally adept at managing client expectations and leading dynamic, creative projects.
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Why Join?
This is an agency that doesn’t just dip into culture – it’s part of it. They believe in the power of culture to create change and are passionate about work that makes a real difference. The team is collaborative, ambitious, and committed to pushing boundaries. They’re also serious about creating an inclusive environment where diverse voices and perspectives are not just welcomed but essential to success.
If you want to lead work that genuinely moves the needle in culture, this is the role for you.
Sound like your next move? Get in touch.
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