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Account Executive
London – Competitive salary + bonus package
We are looking for an Account Executive with at least 6-months' experience and, ideally, previous experience of working in planning, property and community relations to join our growing team in London.
The successful candidate will work on a number of high profile projects across the UK, including infrastructure, energy, masterplanning and new development schemes. Our ideal candidate will have excellent interpersonal, writing, event management and proofing skills.
Please send your CV and a covering letter to Jessica Stewart
Our team includes consultation, engagement, public affairs, communications and facilitation experts with many years experience between them.
Find out more about individual members of our team and their expertise by following the links below.
Jeremy Fieldsend
Partner
Jeremy has over 30 years' experience in public relations, specialising in media relations and marketing. In his early career he worked within a media consultancy, co-ordinating European media relations for clients before moving into marketing, working for an exhibition specialist at conferences throughout Europe. Prior to joining Local Dialogue, Jeremy ran his own consultancy, Fieldsend Marketing Associates.
Since the early 1980s, Jeremy has been using public relations techniques to help secure planning consents for major developers and household names, working on a diverse range of mixed-use and retail-led schemes. His experience ranges from high-profile shopping centres to significant town centre regeneration schemes and, more recently, large-scale infrastructure projects.
Running Local Dialogue’s operations in the North of England, Jeremy leads the communication and consultation on new store development for Sainsbury’s in North West England. Jeremy is also responsible for managing a number of other key clients for Local Dialogue including residential, industrial and leisure sector developers.
Jeremy regularly trains local councillors and elected representatives about their role in the planning process and has spent time as a lecturer at De Montford University, focusing on planning communications.