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Brunswick Group

Associate, Financial Situations

New York, United States; San Francisco, California, United States; New York; San FranciscoUnited States
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Opportunity

Brunswick Group is seeking an Associate to join our Financial practice.

Brunswick was founded in 1987 as a financial communications firm, expertise that continues to differentiate us. For nearly four decades, Brunswick has consistently ranked at the top of our industry’s league tables on a country, regional, and global basis.

Our global Financial practice has unparalleled experience developing and implementing campaigns to advise clients on both long-term positioning to enhance valuation and navigating complex capital markets transactions. Members of our Financial practice are deeply experienced and focus their client work on mergers & acquisitions, shareholder activism, IPOs, strategic investor relations and financial communications, and restructuring. These specialists partner with global colleagues to bring a powerful and complementary combination of perspectives across stakeholders to help clients manage their reputations during critical financial events.

About the Role

Client Contribution & Handling

  • Advise clients on the communications implications of complex financial and corporate situations.
  • Produce and refine press releases, strategic plans, presentations, talking points, Q&As, briefing materials and other client communications with precision, speed and sound judgment.
  • Develop and execute integrated communications strategies that connect business objectives with the needs of investors, financial media, employees, regulators and other influential stakeholders.
  • Translate complex financial, strategic and market developments into clear, compelling narratives, messaging frameworks and recommendations for varied audiences.
  • Contribute to strategic discussions with senior executives and collaborate closely with legal and financial advisors on sensitive, fast-moving matters.
  • Plan and deliver high-stakes announcements and campaigns, including transaction communications, corporate positioning, media engagement and executive preparation.
  • Understand how earned media, digital and owned channels, stakeholder engagement and executive communications work together to advance client objectives.

Team Management

  • Manage day-to-day workstreams and client deliverables across multiple engagements, maintaining quality, responsiveness and attention to detail.
  • Work with Partners and Directors to coordinate integrated account teams, collaborate across Brunswick practices and anticipate evolving client needs.
  • Manage drafting, review and approval processes across client teams and external advisors, often under significant time pressure.
  • Direct research and analysis of companies, sectors, financial developments, media coverage and stakeholder perspectives; convert findings into actionable advice.
  • Mentor junior colleagues, provide constructive feedback and help foster a collaborative, high-performing team.

Networking & Practice Development

  • Contribute entrepreneurially to the growth of Brunswick’s Financial practice through new business development, proposals and thought leadership.
  • Build trusted relationships with clients and prospective clients, journalists, financial and legal advisors, and other relevant stakeholders.
  • Identify emerging issues and opportunities where integrated financial communications advice can create value for clients.

What We're Looking For

  • 7 – 10+ years of relevant experience in financial or corporate communications, strategic advisory, a communications agency, financial journalism, or an in-house corporate role.
  • Experience supporting complex corporate situations or communications programs; exposure to M&A, activism, IPOs, restructurings or other capital markets events is strongly valued.
  • Strong commercial acumen and an understanding of how corporate strategy, financial performance and market developments shape reputation and stakeholder expectations.
  • Ability to interpret financial information and explain complex business issues clearly.
  • Demonstrated ability to counsel or support senior executives and work effectively alongside financial and legal advisors.
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