Account Executive

The studio is an independent London brand and strategy consultancy known within the industry as the go-to for sport and entertainment branding. Its portfolio runs deep: this isn’t a rotating cast of small accounts. It’s continuity most agencies can’t offer, on work you’ll actually recognise.

You’ll keep the studio’s largest pillar client moving, working alongside a senior account team; you’re the person who makes sure timelines hold, status reports are accurate, and the right people are on the right projects at the right time.

Day-to-day, that means managing project timelines, keeping internal teams and client groups aligned, and preparing thoroughly for client and internal meetings. You’ll review work before it goes out to check it meets the brief, and support the Senior Account Manager and Resource Manager on how projects are staffed.

As your confidence grows, so does what you own. The clear next step is running smaller pieces of work yourself and becoming a genuine point of contact – not a messenger between teams, but someone contributing to the relationship. You’ll also start building commercial acumen: costing, budgeting, managing overspend.

• £31,000 – £33,000 pro rata
• On-site working
• Six-month fixed-term contract
• Extension or conversion to permanent role likely

You’re six months to a year into your career – likely an account coordinator, project support, or agency admin role, or a recent graduate off the back of an agency placement.

You’ve come up in a creative, design or branding environment; you’re comfortable client-facing, and you’ve had hands-on exposure to timelines and status reporting. You’ll also need to be comfortable working on gambling‑related client accounts.