PR & Communications Assistant Manager

PR & Communications Assistant Manager

at BetterUp San Francisco, CA At BetterUp, we give people the coaching, support, and push they need to reach peak performance and unlock their limitless potential, in all they do, personally and professionally. We work with world-class experts and Coaches, pioneer innovative technology, and foster human touch at scale to fuel the BetterUp experience, and make growth and development achievable for all. We believe that practicing strong mental fitness is a never-ending practice of maintaining and building the strengths that precede health, happiness, and success.

And were looking to build out a diverse and ambitious team of go-getters to join us as we grow. Exciting opportunities lie ahead, as well as work that makes a real difference not only in the lives of others, but for your own personal and professional growth, too. Join us as we continue to bring BetterUp to more people everywhere, and create impactful change for our members and for you.

Were looking for a curious-minded, media-savvy communicator to join our PR team and support the broader marketing team as we dream up creative ways to establish BetterUp as the leader in human transformation.

What you'll do:

• Evaluate inbound opportunities, research thought leadership speaking opportunities, and dream up innovative ways to establish BetterUps reputation through earned media.

• Coordinate logistics for press/media interviews and speaking opportunities.

• Support the creation of media briefing sheets, fact sheets, award submissions, and other press materials.

• Monitor and report on industry trends and press pickup, analyze the outcome of public relations campaigns.

If you have some or all of the following, please apply:

• 3-4+ years of experience working in communications or public relations.

• Excellent communication skills, with knowledge of public relations best practices, brand management, and media strategies.

• Ability to collaborate with executives, brand spokespeople, and members of the media.

• A strong suit for making authentic connections and collaborating with others across the team.

• Keen attention to detail, and the ability to stay organized and prioritize.

• Openness and curiosity. We work to learn at BetterUp, and since the media landscape is constantly changing, were looking for someone who can be flexible in the face of ambiguity with a commitment to continuous learning.

Benefits:

At BetterUp, we are committed to living out our mission every day and that starts with providing benefits that allow our employees to care for themselves, support their families, and give back to their community.

• Access to BetterUp coaching; one for you and one for a friend or family member

• A competitive compensation plan with opportunity for advancement

• Medical, dental and vision insurance

• Flexible paid time off

• Per year:

• All federal/statutory holidays observed

• 4 BetterUp Inner Work days ()

• 5 Volunteer Days to give back

• Learning and Development stipend

• Y charitable contribution of your choice on behalf of BetterUp

• 401(k) self contribution

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