- Pay
- CA$37–55k
- Where
- Vancouver, British Columbia, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Perfect role for a mid professional looking to grow their PR & Communications career in Vancouver.
PR & Communications teams are under more pressure than ever to protect reputation in real time, not just after the fact.
This is an established, growing SME with defined structures and genuine room to progress, looking for a PR Manager to help sharpen how it tells its story to the market.
It's a solid next step for someone ready to own campaigns rather than just support them.
Here's what you'll be doing: Planning and running PR campaigns from concept through to media coverage Writing press releases, briefing notes and key messaging that actually sound like a person wrote them Building and maintaining relationships with journalists and industry contacts across Vancouver and further afield Managing reactive and proactive media enquiries, including out-of-hours issues when they land Tracking coverage and reporting back on what's working, with numbers to back it up Working alongside marketing and leadership to keep messaging consistent across every channel Here are the skills you'll need: A few years' experience in a PR Manager role or similar, ideally agency or in-house Sharp writing skills.
You should be able to turn a complicated update into something a journalist wants to read Confidence pitching to media and holding your ground under pressure Comfortable juggling several campaigns at once without dropping the important one Some understanding of how crisis communications actually works, not just in theory A collaborative streak.
This isn't a role for someone who wants to work in isolation Key perks and benefits: Salary of C$37,000 to C$55,000, depending on experience Hybrid working, with flexibility built into the week rather than bolted on Private medical insurance and pension contribution Annual leave plus genuine flexible working, not just a line in the handbook Bonus scheme and real professional development opportunities as the company grows Why pursue a career in PR & Communications?
Good PR people are hard to find and harder to replace, which is exactly why this field keeps rewarding the ones who do it well.
Vancouver has a busy, competitive PR & Communications scene, and a PR Manager who can build trust with media and colleagues alike will always have options.
Progression tends to come quickly for people who deliver, and this industry rarely stands still long enough to get boring.
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