Public Relations PR Jobs (MA)

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Public RelationsGray & Rice Public Relations(Boston, Massachusetts)
PUBLIC RELATIONS Fast-growing, business-to-business PR firm is looking for: ACCOUNT SUPERVISOR Three or more years account management experience in PR. Candidate must be seasoned in client and media relations and have the ability to be an effective manager, team leader and strategic advisor. Outstanding oral and written communication skills required. SEO,Social media and Advertising experience a p...
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Posted Thu 1st October
Public Relations Senior Account RepresentativeLois Paul & Partners(Boston North, Massachusetts)
Public Relations Senior Account Representative Founded in 1986, Lois Paul & Partners is a leading, national strategic communications agency that provides a wide range of public relations services to emerging and established high technology and life sciences companies. At LP&P, we believe that effective public relations does more than just get a client’s product featured in print, online or on-air....
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Posted Wed 14th October
Public Relations SupervisorCyberCoders(Boston North, Massachusetts)
Location Gloucester, MA; Salem, MA Salary $70,000 - $85,000 Education Bachelor of Science Category Marketing Experience Required At least 2 Years Short Description Public Relations Agency Account Supervisor Required Skills Public Relations, Media Relations, Media Placement, Pitching, Account Management, Account Director, Account Supervisor, Tactics, Media Relations, Account Supervisor, Pitching to...
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Posted Fri 20th November

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