Overview

We're looking for a senior Corporate Communications Specialist to join our Stockholm studio and work on multiple accounts as well as one of the agency's largest clients — a global brand with a big corporate story to tell. You'll support the wider team to develop and push the communications strategy and then make it happen: thinking brand and tactics at the same time, and producing for web, social, internal channels and press. This is not a junior role. It's for someone who can sit across the table from senior communications leaders, hold a clear point of view, and still roll up their sleeves to write the copy.

A Manifest Corporate Communications Specialist in a sentence

Your job is to shape and deliver corporate communications that build reputation and trust — across every channel, for employees, media, customers and stakeholders alike.

Where does this role sit within the agency?

A Corporate Communications Specialist sits within the Creative Production element of the business, embedded in the team on accounts. You'll work closely with the Account Director and wider team of strategists, creatives and communication specialists, and with specialists in creative, design and more. You are the corporate comms expert in the room — the person the client and the team turn to for counsel on narrative, messaging and reputation. You'll also work with our Insights team to measure what works and sharpen what's next.

What is expected of a Corporate Communications Specialist?

Setting corporate communications strategy across channels, keeping brand and business objectives in view, and producing high-quality content for web, social, internal communications and press — while being a trusted, senior counterpart for the client.

What does good look like:

Strategy and counsel

• Develops corporate communications strategies across owned, earned, social and internal channels, tied to clear business and brand objectives
• Builds and maintains the corporate narrative and messaging frameworks — and makes sure every channel tells the same story
• Thinks brand and tactics at the same time: knows when a story belongs on LinkedIn, the intranet, the newsroom or in front of a journalist
• Gives confident, clear counsel to senior client stakeholders and is comfortable challenging when it makes the work better
• Spots issues early and helps prepare for and handle sensitive or reputational situations

Content and channels

• Writes and produces content for web, social, intranet and internal channels — news, features, leadership posts, Q&As and briefing material
• Plans and runs an always-on corporate content calendar: news, milestones, reports and leadership communications
• Supports internal communications, from leadership messaging to change communications and employee engagement
• Has an eye for format — adapts one story for a press release, a social post, a video script and an all-hands deck