8/22/09 World's Biggest Lite Brite exhibit, VIP event - DTLA

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JOB OPP - PR Director

Please feel free to forward widely. Contact me if you are interested.
Looking for a super star PR director to work on a high-profile consumer
lifestyle brand (target: women/moms) for a Fortune 500 company. As a
guideline, should have at least 10-12 years public relations experience
(specifically looking for at least 4-5 years experience at the director
level). Proven leadership experience on high-profile brands required;
marketing to women experience is a must. Must be a strategic, proactive and
creative thinker, and be able to lead a team effectively through execution.
The nature of the work will include leading high profile, national brand
building campaigns, planning smart consumer programs and generating solid
ongoing lifestyle media results (including social media). Must be
experienced at creatively concepting marketing programs, including working
through partnerships, vendors and government agencies. Must have experience
with multi-million dollar clients, and ability to accurately budget 6-figure
programs and come in on budget without supervision. Must have exceptional
writing and client relationship skills. Willingness to travel within the
U.S. on semi-frequent basis.
Aymee Valdes
avaldes@painepr.com

Dallas job

_http://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/jobview.asp?c=jfennf&joid=91367_
(http://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/jobview.asp?c=jfennf&joid=91367)
Dallas Editor
Publication or Company _UrbanDaddy_
(http://www.mediabistro.com/UrbanDaddy-jobs-e16221.html) Industry Internet/Online/New Media Salary
Competitive Benefits Dental, Health Job Duration Full Time Job Location Dallas, TX
USA Job Requirements UrbanDaddy is an email magazine geared towards men
(think of DailyCandy with a sophisticated male slant) that is getting set to
launch in Dallas. The Dallas edition will be comprised of a single story
every day on something new/insider/useful/cool that is relevant to young
professionals who live a fast, fun lifestyle and want to know what is going on
in town.
The Dallas editor will be responsible for representing the UD brand in
Dallas, which means coming up with relevant ideas, setting the editorial
calendar and producing a daily story that gives readers what's new, hot,
exciting and essential related to: food, nightlife, style, gear, entertainment,
cultural events and leisurely pursuits.
This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your own edition of a national
daily email magazine, help expand a rapidly growing publication and develop
a new property from scratch.
You'll be working closely with the New York team that publishes daily
stories on nightlife, restaurants, style and entertainment in New York.
The right candidate will possess:
Bachelors degree Journalism or English preferred, but not required
Over two years of experience at an established publication
An undying love for Dallas (specifically in the areas of food, nightlife
and entertainment)
A love (and knack) for sourcing interesting and ahead-of-the-curve content
A strong understanding of the UD voice and brand
A sharp and witty sense of humor which shines through in writing
The ability to inspire and manage others
A desire to be involved with an entrepreneurial company
Talent, plain and simple
We offer:
Competitive compensation package and benefits
Perks
Fantastic growth opportunities
About Our Company UrbanDaddy is an email magazine geared towards men
(think of DailyCandy with a sophisticated male slant) that is getting set to
launch in Dallas. The Dallas edition will be comprised of a single story every
day on something new/insider/useful/cool that is relevant to young
professionals who live a fast, fun lifestyle and want to know what is going on in
town. (http://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/apply.asp?jobid=91367)

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