Meeting Place is an integrated communications agency that specialises in the built environment. We deliver planning communications and public relations campaigns to create positive change from new developments.

Meeting Place exists to ensure the built environment is used as a catalyst for positive change.

The role

There’s consensus that our country needs more homes, new space for businesses and better infrastructure. We’re looking for someone to join us and be part of the solution.

You will help to create communications and engagement strategies for our clients, undertake community and political background research, develop engaging print and digital content, take part in community and stakeholder engagement events, and provide insightful reporting. You will also play an active role in supporting business development activities for Meeting Place.

Who we’re looking for

We’re growing and ambitious and looking for someone who wants to grow and be ambitious with us. You might already be working in a public relations or communications role and are looking for a new challenge that aligns more with your aspirations and values. Or maybe you have valuable transferable skills from a role in client relations, political research, public affairs or the property sector.

We want to hear from you if you think you can demonstrate these to a high standard:

• Excellent communication skills – you can actively listen and confidently and clearly communicate with colleagues, clients, politicians, and community stakeholders.
• Collaborative spirit – you’ll enjoy working closely with colleagues, across the business and as part of our clients’ project teams.
• Analytical thinking and problem solving – you feel confident undertaking research, interpreting information to make informed judgements.
• Project management – you can manage your time effectively, are organised and demonstrate an eye for detail.
• Enthusiasm and adaptability – you enjoy taking on new challenges and getting to grips with new projects and can adapt to changing client needs and project priorities.
• You should have some knowledge of or an interest in politics, the built environment, and/or the community and social impact issues that interact with the planning process.