Responsible for overseeing media campaigns in Press, OOH, Digital and Social. I played a significant role in the successful Coco Mademoiselle Intense launch in March. During my time, I have consistently worked beyond my job description. A few of the key skills I have developed are:- Manage communications and coordinate all paid social and digital media campaigns with our media agency, with stringent attention to detail and meeting strict deadlines- Responsible for the internal media company update- Approve and monitor all print assets- Closely monitor all print, digital and social campaigns to ensure they are delivered to our contracted standard, and hold media owners to account for errors in delivery.- Work with our Global HQ and our agency PLUS on all our digital and social campaigns, developing strong relationships and managing multiple stakeholders- Accurate financial documentation for multi-million pound budgets, including detailed use of SAP and Excel to raise and log POs and meet payment deadlines.- Complex logistical organisation for all events hosted by the department

My key responsibilities: - To negotiate with applicants and current clients. - To draw up contracts between both tenants and landlords. - To create, develop and implement marketing campaigns. - Data entry of all applicants, landlords and properties on our company’s ‘Reapit’ system, as well as numerous online portals. - To call potential clients and converting them into new business. - To produce and manage property events on behalf of HNW clients. - Manage a team of negotiators

Within Jackson-Stops and Staff, I successfully grew the business in the Chelsea area, whilstconsistently performing as one of the top sales people in the company. Within this role, I developedskills in building strong business relationships with my clients and negotiate terms to ensuremutual benefits for all parties. I was consistently within the top 25% of employees to hit set key coreperformance indicators. During my first year, I grew the number of tenanted properties by 16%.