Join our team at JBP Associates as an Account Manager in Westminster, London. You’ll lead strategic campaigns for key clients, mentor junior staff, and cultivate business relationships. Ideal candidates possess experience in public or parliamentary affairs, strategy development, and budget management. If you’re passionate about driving impactful campaigns and growing with a dynamic team, apply now!
In light of the recent developments in the Post Office scandal, it’s evident that a failure in crisis management has led to one of the biggest PR disasters in history. Despite apologies from current CEOs, the mishandling of the situation has left a bitter taste, with brand values and integrity called into question. As questions linger and mistakes persist, will this scandal mark the end for the Post Office as we know it? Chris Lawrance, with over 35 years of experience in reputation management, sheds light on the implications and lessons to be learned.
Job Description Job Title: Account Manager Company: JBP AssociatesLocation: LondonSalary: £30,000 – £39,999Length of Contract: Permanent Job details We are seeking an adept and motivated Account
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JBP announces new visual communications service – Brilliant Print! Leading national PR business JBP has launched a new visual communications service – Brilliant Print, a full content, design and print production division
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