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Account Executive - London

London, UK - Hybrid

MXW, is Trailer Park Group's creative agency that brings entertainment brands to life in ways that audiences love. A strategic roadmap, a pitch-perfect presentation, or the big idea that makes everything click into place. Through critical thinking, creative consultation and expert execution, MXW is uniquely tailored to support clients along the entire lifecycle of modern entertainment from an upstream strategy to consumer campaign

MXW at DISNEY is a satellite studio that design compelling presentations and targeted materials servicing all Disney UK & EMEA lines of business. The team deliver best-in-class creative to engage both internal and external stakeholders ensuring a unified visual tone of voice.

The position forms part of this onsite team in a client-facing capacity. The role requires exceptional organisation and multi-tasking skills, supporting both management and the creative team with the day-to-day running of various design projects.

The ideal candidate is a confident and dynamic self-starter, likes to learn, a people person, and has the skills to think laterally and conceptually to bring briefs to life through standout visual execution.

Key Responsibilities

Account Coordination (60%)

  • Support the Client Services team with the planning and development of projects ensuring quality control and deadline adherence across pitch presentations, sales collateral, marketing materials, campaign summaries and mainstage showcases
  • Interpret briefs (strategy, nuance and ambition) and communicate with the client on additional information required
  • Client liaison including arranging calls & meetings, diarising calendars, preparing agendas and taking minutes, ensuring effective communication of any resulting actions required
  • Foster strong relationships with key LOB’s and affiliated agencies
  • Stay up to date with rolling film and streaming slate and have awareness of trailer releases and competitor landscape

Creative Support (20%)

  • Gather reference images for mock ups to help with design approach and make suggestions for headline copy e.g. messaging on social posts
  • Assist in the design exploration process by researching and creating mood boards looking at typography, image treatment, colour trends etc.
  • Manage updates to presentations revising copy, images and layouts – and uploading to secure client portals
  • Contribute to internal-facing and client ideation sessions
  • Stay up to date with emerging technologies & trends and demonstrate understanding of how they integrate into key client communication ideas

Project & Asset Management (20%)

  • Work with the Creative Director to manage client materials
  • Manage creative assets including style & branding guides, concept art, key art, title treatments and unit photography
  • Ensure downloading, documenting, filing process & systems, circulation to relevant parties, tracking and security protocols are adhered to
  • Contribute to live work schedule, tracking of weekly hours, monthly lock downs, quarterly business reviews and annual reporting
  • Uploading assets to the MXW at Disney SharePoint ensuring removal of sensitive information
  • Support with general office management
  • Any other duties which the Company shall reasonably require from time to time.

Requirements

  • Proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Keynote and Outlook
  • Highly organised individual who is detail orientated and able to work under pressure
  • A creative and strategic thinker with excellent communication skills and personability
  • Professional appearance and demeanour for interfacing with clients
  • An interest in the zeitgeist that can influence ideas and tactics
  • Awareness of current film, culture and trends

Please note: Hybrid working from the office (2-days at TWDC and 1 day at MXW HQ minimum) and remote (2-days). We reserve the right to change this minimum requirement if necessary to meet business needs.

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