Drafting background briefings and conducting desk research on a range of policy areas and important issues.
Monitoring for key developments in the press and Parliament that are relevant to clients.
Drafting a range of media materials, including press releases and op-eds.
Researching, analysing and collating political outputs from Westminster, Whitehall and regulators, and ensuring these are presented in a client-friendly format.
Assisting with business development.

Have introductory experience working in public affairs (agency or in house), policy, politics, communications or the media.
Have a genuine interest in public relations, communications and politics.
Be able to operate as a generalist
eager to learn a lot, at pace, about new industries and policy areas.
Dedicated to producing high quality work and going the extra mile.
Be a proactive ‘self-starter’: someone who takes the initiative to volunteer for tasks, and offers ideas at meetings.
Have excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Be able to SPAG (spelling and grammar check) documents quickly and accurately.
Be organised and have good time management: you can juggle different activities, understand what needs to be prioritised, and communicate when different issues conflict.
Show attention to detail: you consistently ensure that you review your pieces of work and submit to a good standard even when things are busy.
Have the ability to work well within teams.
Have a strong work ethic and drive to deliver excellence.
Be motivated. We go the extra mile. We measure results, not hours.
Have the right to work in the UK.

Public Affairs and Communications Executive

Key skills