- Pay
- CA$32–40k
- Where
- Toronto, Ontario, GB · GB
- Level
- Senior
Step into this Senior PR Executive role and build something that matters in PR & Communications.
A fast-growing Toronto startup is looking for a Senior PR Executive to help shape how it's seen in a crowded market.
PR & Communications moves quickly here.
The right story, placed with the right outlet at the right moment, can shift how a whole sector views a young company.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and run media relations campaigns that get real coverage, not just column inches Write press releases, pitches, and briefing notes that journalists actually want to open Manage relationships with key PR & Communications contacts across trade and consumer press in Toronto and beyond Monitor coverage and sentiment, then report back on what's landing and what isn't Support leadership on messaging for product launches, funding news, and crisis moments Coordinate with marketing and product teams so PR activity lines up with wider company goals Here are the skills you'll need: A few years' experience in a PR, communications, or media relations role Sharp written English and a knack for shaping a messy idea into a clean story Confidence pitching to journalists and handling pushback without flinching Comfortable juggling several campaigns at once in a startup that moves fast and changes plans often Some grasp of media monitoring tools and basic reporting on coverage and reach A collaborative streak.
You'll work closely with small teams who expect you to just get on with things Key perks and benefits: C$32,000 to C$40,000, depending on experience Equity and stock options, so you share in what you help build Hybrid working based in Toronto, with flexible hours around it A real learning and development budget for courses, conferences, or certifications A flat structure where good ideas get heard regardless of title Why pursue a career in PR & Communications?
PR & Communications has grown fast as companies realise a strong public story is worth protecting and shaping deliberately.
Toronto's startup scene gives PR & Communications professionals constant new material: funding rounds, product launches, and founders with stories worth telling.
Progress in this field tends to reward people who can write well, think on their feet, and build trust with journalists over years, not weeks.
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