Senior Internal Communications Manager

Senior Internal Communications Manager

A leading global real estate firm is looking to hire a Senior Internal Communications Manager to join the team in the London office. This role reports directly into the Head of Communications and will be responsible for the day to execution of internal communications responsibilities as well as developing and executing an internal communications strategy.

The role sits within the Marketing and Communications function and will work alongside external communications.

Both strategic and tactical the role requires working with stakeholders to source information and content, align content and channels, and be the 'go to' person for internal communications queries. The Senior Internal Communications Manager will be expected to build strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels and be capable of influencing and challenging leaders.

The Senior Internal Communications Manager will be responsible for injecting creativity to improve the impact of internal communications throughout the business. You will motivate and coach members of the business in order to become storytellers and true brand ambassadors.

On a daily basis the Senior Internal Communications Manager will be tasked with managing and executing the internal communications including the intranet newsfeed, writing engaging internal news features, ensuring the 'need to know' information is being relayed effectively internally, and improving employee engagement.

Requirements:

• Over 5 years Internal Communications experience at manager level within professional services
• Proven track record of creating and implementing internal communications strategies from scratch
• Extensive written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent senior stakeholder engagement skills and able to influence and challenge senior stakeholders in order to deliver successful projects
• Possess high level of autonomy

If you feel you have the relevant skills and background, then please apply for consideration.