Corporate Communications & Public Relations Manager
Grindr
- Los Angeles, CA New York City, NY
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Develop an overall communications strategy that will drive the Grindr business forward.
- Develop and execute effective internal communication strategies that advance company objectives.
- Create internal messaging, including emails, newsletters, presentations, and other internal communications.
- Build and manage internal communication processes to improve information flow and collaboration among various departments.
- Promote the business via print, broadcast, radio and podcasts, and build relationships with reporters in these areas.
- Arrange and coordinate interviews for key spokespeople with TV and streaming news channels in North America and other locations as needed.
- Write and distribute press releases about technology, deals and other relevant news.
- Organize meetings with business line executives and their counterparties at key financial, tech and business media.
- Track editorial calendars to ensure Grindr's inclusion in relevant articles for target publications.
- Assist in managing awards process in the U.S.
- Assist in media training for Grindr executives and key personal.
- Work with the Global Communications head on internal communications and messaging.
- Monitor and distribute all news regarding the Company and those in the competitive space.
- Build and maintain a media list of key contacts.
- Maintain contracts and renewals for Vendors.
- Help manage projects and work on ad hoc projects as needed.
- 5-10 years of experience in corporate communications, public relations, and/or journalism.
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant or related field.
- Exceptional writing and editing skills, and the ability to write both strategically and creatively under tight deadlines.
- Proficiency in media monitoring tools such as Cision, MuckRack, or Brandwatch.
- A self-starter who can work independently in a fast-paced environment, driven by attention to detail and with great follow-up skills.
- A team player with a willingness to roll up their sleeves on execution as we continue to grow our team.
- Experience in Finance, Tech, or Corporate Communications.
- A rolodex of existing press contacts in the business space.
- Strong social media acumen.
- Mission and Impact: Grindr is building the global gayborhood in your pocket. Your role will impact the lives of millions of LGBTQ+ people around the world. Through our success, we are making a world where the lives of our community are free, equal, and just.
- Family Insurance: Insurance premium coverage for health, dental, and vision for you and partial coverage for your dependents.
- Retirement Savings: Generous 401K plan with 6% match and immediate vest in the U.S.
- Compensation: Industry-competitive compensation and eligibility for company bonus and equity programs.
- Queer-Inclusive Benefits: Industry-leading gender-affirming offerings with up to 90% cost coverage, access to Included Health, monthly stipends for HRT, and more.
- Additional Benefits: Flexible vacation policy, monthly stipends for cell phone, internet, wellness, food, and commuting, breakfast/lunch provided onsite, and yearly travel & leisure stipend.
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