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Content development lead with freelance writer support to develop a strategy around published case studies, blogs, white papers, videos, public relations and other media pitches. Content development lead with freelance writer support to develop a strategy around published case studies, blogs, white papers, videos, public relations and other media pitches.
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As part of our US growth strategy, we require an entrepreneurial and energetic recruitment consultant with proven experience and success in developing and building a contract/freelance book of business.
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This is a temp-to-perm role, so the opportunity starts with a 6-week freelance project. Intuitive, insightful and intelligent, you’re a Client Director or an established Senior Client Manager who is ready for the next step.
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More than 60M Americans are working freelance, part-time, contract, or gig jobs in an explosion of entrepreneurial opportunity. We're also backed by founders of Nerdwallet, Earnest, Enigma, Tagomi, and Tilde as well as executives and leaders from Apple, Public, Intuit, Harvard, Stanford, and Yale.
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