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Global Social Media Leader
EYGlobal Social Media Leader at EY responsible for shaping social media strategy and enhancing brand reputation through cohesive online presence. Collaborating with senior teams and advising on effective social media use.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Set and drive the global social media strategy for the organization’s owned channels.
- Ensure alignment with the organization’s brand, global priorities, and growth strategy.
- Collaborate with senior EY Brand, Marketing, and Communications leaders.
- Establish the vision, direction, and operational framework for EY's global social media activities.
- Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leadership on leveraging social media to enhance reputation.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Significant experience in global social media leadership, ideally within a large, global, matrix organization.
- Experience aligning social strategy with brand, reputation and global narratives.
- Proven track record of setting and driving social media strategy at a global level, beyond execution.
- Extensive experience advising senior leadership, including the C-suite, and working with multiple, high‑profile stakeholders.
- Strong understanding of global social platforms, emerging trends and governance considerations.
- Experience in handling global projects and campaigns.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible working environment
- Professional development opportunities
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Hard Skills & Tools
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Soft Skills
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