- Pay
- £36–47k
- Where
- Cardiff, Wales, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Step into this Internal Communications Manager role and build something that matters in PR & Communications.
Internal communications gets treated as an afterthought at most companies right up until it goes wrong.
A fast-growing startup in the PR & Communications space has reached the stage where that's no longer an option.
They need someone who can keep a growing team aligned, informed and genuinely engaged as the business scales, and they're hiring an Internal Communications Manager in Cardiff to make that happen.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and run the internal communications calendar across email, intranet and all-hands updates Write and edit messaging from leadership so it actually sounds like something people want to read Manage company-wide announcements, from product launches to org changes, with the tone judged correctly every time Run employee engagement surveys and turn the results into action, not a slide deck nobody looks at again Coach managers on cascading messages to their teams clearly and consistently Measure what's landing and what isn't, then adjust the approach Here are the skills you'll need: A few years in internal communications, corporate comms, or a related PR & Communications role Strong writing skills.
You need to make dense updates readable without dumbing them down Comfort working directly with senior leadership and translating their intent into clear messages Some grounding in employee engagement or change communications Confidence running projects independently in a flat structure with few layers of sign-off A practical eye for what's broken and the initiative to just fix it Key perks and benefits: £36,000 to £46,500, depending on experience Hybrid working from the Cardiff office Equity in the business, not just a salary line Flexible hours and a genuinely remote-friendly culture A learning and development budget you're expected to actually use Why pursue a career in PR & Communications?
PR & Communications has grown well beyond press releases and crisis statements.
Companies now treat internal communications as a core part of retention and culture, which means the career path for an Internal Communications Manager keeps widening.
Cardiff has built a solid cluster of agencies, media and tech firms investing in this exact skill set, so it's a smart city to build this kind of career without having to relocate to London.
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