3 Month Contract - PR Writer/Events

22 June 2011

Organisation/person name:

Paul Blomfield PR

Work type:

Temporary: Full-Time

Work classification:

Public Relations

Job description:

We want someone to join our small PR team - creative, energetic, multi-talented, ready for anything.

PBPR works on all kinds of great events and products including Taste of New Zealand, Urbis Designday, the Designer Garage Sale, The Home Show, Armageddon - need we say more... and we're growing fast! See www.paulblomfield.com .

What we're really needing is someone who can write - who is confident with longer technical pieces, but can also load social media/blog updates on the fly - fast and without supervision. We need them to be as adept at taking a verbatim quote by phone, banging out a pithy press release or just writing up the runsheet for a show.

We're open to discussion on avalability of hours/days and contract length - what is most important is the cultural fit and the energy you bring. I stress again though - good competetent writing is a must!

Give us a call and send your background for us to consider. Start today if you're up for it and lets get started on some big, fun and exciting activities.

Opportunity location:

Nelson Street, Freemans Bay, Auckland CBD

Key skills sought:

Writing, PR skills, great positive energy, ready to fill any role

End date:

Friday, 30 September 2011

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Friday, 1 July 2011

Contact details:

paul@paulblomfield.com

Submitted by Paul Blomfield on Wed, 22/06/2011 - 10:38am.

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Paul Blomfield
Paul Blomfield is a well known fashion industry advocate, PR practitioner and event manager. Together with his wife Jill, he runs his company Paul Blomfield PR and Paul Blomfield Showroom from Nelson Street Auckland, working on many of New Zealand's big events and iconic brands.
The company has a well respected and experienced event PR team, a fashion showroom space and showroom manager, plus they're founders of the ever popular Designer Garage Sale.

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