£30-35k
1+ day a week in office (Shoreditch, London)
PR for technology startups
Job no longer available
PR for technology startups
1-20 employees
Job no longer available
£30-35k
1+ day a week in office (Shoreditch, London)
1-20 employees
To raise the profile of meaningful technology startups and scaleups, investment firms (VC & PE), non-profits and governmental organisations in the international media.
Desirable
Every company, no matter the size, depends upon its reputation for success. Public relations, also known as PR, is a key management tool for businesses to help them achieve their goals and improve their image. It's no surprise, then, that this is a big market: in 2021 it was calculated that the global PR market was worth $92.55 billion, and by the end of 2025 the industry is expected to surpass a value of $129 billion.
Founded in 2021, Nara Communications has set an impressive early trajectory, already working with a number of businesses ranging from pre-seed startups to multinational companies. A key advantage which PR companies have is that their potential market is huge - demand is always there, and is always changing.
However, a bountiful market inevitably has its disadvantages; Nara will face some stiff competition as it fights to get established in the market. The PR market is particularly dominated by large PR firms such as Hope and Glory and City Press. Key to Nara's success, then, will be building a client base so that it can compete alongside longer-established firms and carve out some serious market share.
Freddie
Company Specialist
Few candidates hear
back within 2 weeks
50% female employees
Supportive management
"Nara is dedicated to employee support and development. There is an extremely welcoming onboarding process, where an experienced team member is..."
London, UK
Founders
Nick Baines
(Co-Founder)They have spent over five years running creative PR departments, delivering viral campaigns for tech startups and scaleups.
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