Friday, March 21, 2014

PR and Social Media Marketing Strategist

A brilliant, creative and intellectually curious PR and Social Media Marketing Strategist is sought by Minneapolis-based Maccabee Public Relations, a three-time winner of Minnesota Business magazine's "Best Places to Work."

You have 3 to 7 years of experience in business-to-business and business-to-consumer marketing communications and can show success in leveraging Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and other social media channels to achieve marketing goals.

We're searching for a multi-channel mind with extraordinary talent for online and employee communications, trade and consumer media relations, inbound marketing and content creation, cause and event/experiential marketing and online video. You're legendary for exceptional client service and account management, collaborative relationships with co-workers, inspired writing skills—from white papers to blog posts—your relentlessly can-do positive attitude, an eye for ROI and success metrics, and your ability to work with editors, producers, reporters and bloggers.

Expertise with healthcare/wellness, consumer/food and technology clients is a plus.

Send your resume to our agency Executive Vice President Gwen Chynoweth at gwen@maccabee.com.

Company description: Located in the Warehouse District of downtown Minneapolis, Maccabee is a strategic public relations and online marketing agency. We've produced national marketing campaigns for such familiar brands as Jostens, GNP Company (Gold'n Plump and Just BARE chicken), MLT Vacations, Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq, RedBrick Health, General Mills, OfficeMax, Hazelden, Pitney Bowes, Deluxe Corp, National Theatre for Children, CaringBridge, American Medical Systems and Caribou Coffee. Maccabee is a winner of the Silver Halo Award for "Best Cause Marketing Campaign" and Promo Interactive's "Best Viral Campaign" is the firm behind Hazelden's "Four Generations Overcoming Addiction" and Deluxe Corp's "Stand Up For Your Right To Write Checks" campaigns.

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