Employment Information
Type
Full Time
Industry
PR
Job status
LIVE, deadline 24th Sep
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LIVE, deadline 15th Oct
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LIVE, deadline 24th Sep
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LIVE, deadline 15th Oct
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LIVE, deadline 23rd Sep
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LIVE, deadline 20th Oct
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LIVE, deadline 3rd Oct
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LIVE, deadline 15th Oct
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LIVE, deadline 5th Nov
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LIVE, deadline 30th Oct
Level
Mid Level
Updated
26 Oct-2023
Salary
£30k - £32k
Location
Job Description

Are you good at your job, but wake up every morning wishing you could work on things that you love? Do those things tend to revolve around music? Do you love going to festivals? Are you a bit of a sneaker head?

If that sounds like you, read on.

Kingdom Collective is a culture agency. It’s also a bunch of great people that don’t pay lip service to diversity, but live and breathe it with representation at every level and around half of the staff coming from ethnically diverse backgrounds. They aren’t hierarchical, believe good ideas can come from anywhere and value people’s varied perspectives.

The work they do is great. And it’s across some of the coolest brands you could think of. It could involve anything from PR, talent management, marketing, events, branding, advertising or more. Kingdom’s team doesn’t limit itself, they find whatever is the most authentic solution for their clients, and do that. Want an idea of what that looks like? Check their Instagram for a flavour: https://www.instagram.com/kingdom_collective

Festivals? Sneaker brands? Drinks brands? The clients are united by a strong desire to add to the communities and culture they want to engage with, rather than hijack it.

They’re also growing, with an impressive pipeline of new business and an ever evolving skill set. To really thrive here, you should have an entrepreneurial spirit and really see the business’ and your colleagues’ success as your own.

So who are they looking for?

Ideally, you will be an organised doer. A project manager in every sense, but someone who can manage up and down. Ambitious, humble and hands on, you’ll be happy to put your hand to anything that needs doing. If you’re a great writer, even better. This role will work for someone who is keen to grow and willing to take opportunities with both hands. If you’re a Senior Account Executive on the cusp of an Account Manager role, or an Account Manager who finally wants to work on stuff they care about, keep reading.

Not worked in culture before? No problem. What’s more important is a background in a fast paced environment and being that person seen as a trusted pair of hands by your clients. Whether that is corporate communications, consumer goods or anything in-between, if you’re the person that keeps your accounts on course, and can both define the processes and make sure people stick to them, all that really matters is that you’re interested.

Sounds like you? Get in touch.

We will try to get back to as many people as possible, but if you don’t hear from us within one week from sending your application, you unfortunately haven’t been successful this time.

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Darain Faraz

Darain’s aversion to confined spaces took root during a fateful screening of ‘Buried,’ a film that immerses its audience in the gripping horror of a man awakening to find himself entombed alive. This intense fear of tight space has left an indelible mark on him. Beyond his mild-claustrophobic tendencies, Darain is also Co-founder of People Like Us, and former Director of Marketing at jobs behemoth LinkedIn internationally. Before his decade+ at LinkedIn, he resided in Australia where he ran comms for WWF’s Earth Hour, and MySpace (remember them?). He’s a regular on Marketing Week + PR Week top 100, has won a raft of industry recognition including the coveted Cannes Lions. But he’s more than his titles and his accolades, he’s a die-hard Kylie Minogue fan too. He has three lively kids and lives in Fiji (yup, you read that right). He also likes to take his shirt off at regular intervals (check out his ‘gram… or better still – don’t).

Mike Levaggi

What could be scarier than being stuck in a toilet cubicle with a wasp nest? Not much for our founder Mike (maybe having his face on a website) but definitely not making our industry fairer. He’s a northerner with Irish and Italian roots. In his 15 years in PR, he’s been a Senior Director of Assembly, head of consumer comms at Snap and a tech & gaming lead at Hope&Glory PR, winning over 50 industry awards. He’s also a former recruiter, the founder of the One Percent diversity initiative and co-founder of the PR Week Pay Gap Project. He’s been called a lot of things, but he’d call himself a problem solver. 

Sheeraz Gulsher

Sheeraz has both a fear and deep fascination of life after death. To face it, he’s taking solace by learning about the origin of world religions and reading the (not so) comforting words of many philosophers. Bit deep, but he’ll be fine, we promise.

Beyond his flirting with existential crises, Sheeraz is co-founder of People Like Us, the award winning non-profit that celebrates and supports professionals from underrepresented backgrounds in journalism, PR and the creative industries. Sheeraz is also an award winning PR professional with over a decade of experience both in-house at Snapchat and Sky, and at agencies including Hope&Glory and PrettyGreen. Sheeraz is a passionate campaigner for equal pay for ethnically diverse working professionals in the UK. He will often mention the one time someone said his celebrity lookalike is Riz Ahmed but in actual fact, he looks more like Bruno Fernandes (minus the sass). Top geezer all round.

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