Six One Agency Is Hiring A Senior Account Supervisor In Los Angeles

Winnie Liu
·3 min read

Six One Agency is looking for a Senior Account Supervisor to inspire and guide day-to-day creativity and strategy with clients in the beauty, wellness, and lifestyle industry. The Senior Account Supervisor is responsible for leading their team in creating and driving strategies that yield top results for clients.

Responsibilities:
● Lead day-to-day media relations and work effectively as a primary member of key beauty, wellness, and lifestyle account teams.
● Lead projects and collaborate with colleagues to advance the communications strategies for multiple high-profile client accounts
● Have strong media relationships in within the beauty and wellness media landscape
● Implement integrated campaigns that leverage media relations, and digital tactics to reach key audiences and achieve client goals
● Write and edit persuasive external proposals and internal documents such as press releases, op-eds, fact sheets, talking points, editorial board memos, and communications plans
● Ensure up to date knowledge of client goals, strategies, and priorities
● Develop and oversee integrated campaigns that leverage public affairs, media, and digital tactics to reach key audiences and achieve client goals
● Generate strategic communication plans for selected accounts to develop smart, fresh, and buzz-worthy ideas
● Handle client communications and continually raise the bar across all initiatives, press, influencer and experiential activations by running meetings and conference calls in a professional, educational and confident manner
● Maintain client relationship(s) and expectations; delivering top notch assignments on time while managing project expectations
● Monitor media, beauty and general lifestyle trends; ensuring the team creates new strategies and pitch angles, and reports ever changing landscapes to clients
● Organize and lead brainstorm/ideation sessions with internal team members

Qualifications
● 6+ years of progressive experience in beauty, wellness, and/or lifestyle PR, some or all in an agency setting
● At least 5+ years of relevant work experience in strategic communications, media relations, advocacy, journalism, or a related field
● Ability to organize and manage multiple client responsibilities
● Proven supervisory and leadership skills
● Hands-on experience writing clear, interesting, effective press releases, media alerts, press pitches, and other materials
● Current understanding of social media platforms and an ability to increase brand awareness and generate press through this landscape
● Established relationships with long lead, short lead, and online editors in beauty and lifestyle sectors
● Enthusiastic about the beauty and wellness industry

Six One Agency offers a robust employee benefits package that includes, but is not limited to:
● 100% Remote Work
● A Competitive Pay with Opportunities for Growth
● Medical Benefits
● Vacation and Paid Holidays Plan
● Summer Flex Hours
● Product Allowance
● Technology and Supplies Stipend
● New Business Referral Bonus
● Employee Referral Bonus
● Annual Merit-Based Bonuses

Six One Agency fosters a healthy work-life balance conducive to personal fulfillment and professional success. You'll have the opportunity to collaborate on leading brands in the industry, within a welcoming and supportive environment alongside a diverse team eager to share their expertise.

You'll have the opportunity to collaborate on leading brands in the industry, within a welcoming and supportive environment alongside a diverse team eager to share their expertise.

Please send your resume to: olivia@six-one.com

Note: Six One is currently 100% remote, but the candidate for this role MUST reside in the Southern California area for easy accessibility for any in-person, on-the-ground beauty/wellness client activations.

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