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Assistant/Senior Assistant to Head of Global Communications

Beverly Hills, CA

About the company

Gersh is a leading global entertainment and sports agency, representing a diverse roster of clients across film, television, sports, theater, comedy, branding, publishing, and digital media. As the fastest-growing major agency, Gersh is respected for its hands-on, client-first approach and commitment to driving innovation and success. Following an equity investment from Crestview Partners in 2023 Gersh has advanced its long-term growth plan, acquiring the Digital and Alternative departments of the A3 Agency, and You First – one of the world’s top sports and entertainment agencies. With clients at the heart of every growth decision, Gersh is harnessing strategic insights and decades of experience to strengthen its resources, empowering clients to realize success across all areas of the media landscape.

About the role

Gersh is hiring an Assistant for the Head of Global Communications in our Beverly Hills office. This is an amazing opportunity for someone who is passionate about building a career in Communications. Prior experience working on a busy desk in a fast-paced environment is required.

Duties

  • Schedule meetings and confirm appointments.
  • Monitor press coverage and contribute to editorial development.
  • Collaborate internally to maintain social media presence.
  • Assist with special events, conferences and other initiatives.
  • Maintain internal documents.
  • Research and develop opportunities to support the work of the department.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree required.
  • A minimum of 1 year of prior work experience on a busy desk in communications or public relations.
  • Excellent verbal, creative writing, spelling, grammar and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Handle highly sensitive and confidential information with the utmost discretion.
  • Superior time management and multi-tasking skills.
  • Able to work well in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
  • Strong attention to detail and excellent follow-up.
  • Proficient computer skills (including Microsoft Office applications).
  • Strong organizational skills.
  • Strong work ethic.

Compensation

$21-$25/hour (DOE) + Full Benefits

 

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