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Managing Director

Managing Director
Organization: Mercury Public Affairs
Location: Washington, DC
Date Posted: 04/24/2024

Managing Director Position

The Managing Director is a full-time position that supports public affairs and business advisory efforts and engagement for both international and domestic client accounts and is responsible for generating new business. A Managing Director plays an integral role in crafting and executing strategies that help Mercury’s clients effectively advance their overall communications, public, policy, and/or strategic goals.

Responsibilities:

  1. Generation of New Business Opportunities:
    • Grow current client relationships.
    • Help create a positive organizational culture.
    • Provide superior direct and independent client services. (50%)
  2. Client Management:
    • Successfully manage clients.
    • Increase capabilities.
    • Participate in pitches/presentations.
    • Demonstrate knowledge of the overall business. (35%)
  3. Contract Execution and Collection:
    • Execute and collect on services contracts based on local laws. (10%)
  4. Financial Management:
    • Manage personal R/E statement that will be assessed semi-annually. (5%)

Requirements:

  • Must have at least a Masters degree in Finance or Public Relations.
  • Must have 12 months of experience in the advertised role or in a related position.
  • Must have completed coursework in Corporate Finance, Business Analytics, Global Financial Markets and Institutions, and Financial Risk Management.
  • Must be fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
  • Must be able to fly to client meetings in the United States and at International sites.

Job Location: Washington, D.C.

Please send resume to [email protected].

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