Lauder Teacher is a specialist strategic advisory firm operating at the intersection of real estate, infrastructure, technology and capital markets. We advise ambitious private companies, global investors and listed businesses on reputation, growth and influence. Our work spans strategic communications, investor relations, market intelligence, public affairs, executive profiling and broadcast media. We also co-produce one of the sector's leading podcasts with Property Week, featuring many of the biggest names shaping the built environment.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone at the start of their career who is curious about business, economics, politics and the forces shaping cities and the global economy.You'll support senior advisers on a wide range of client projects, from researching investment trends and analysing policy to preparing briefing notes, producing reports and monitoring developments affecting markets. One day you could be researching interest rates and real estate investment, the next preparing a briefing for a FTSE chief executive or analysing a major corporate announcement.
You'll work directly with experienced advisers on high-profile assignments that most graduates wouldn't encounter early in their careers. Previous property experience isn't essential. Curiosity, analytical ability and a genuine interest in business matter far more.

Key responsibilities

Analyse industry trends and produce reports.
Monitor media, political and regulatory developments.
Support strategic communications, investor relations and research projects.
Prepare presentations, reports and client briefings.
Assist with podcasts, events and thought leadership.
Support project coordination and client delivery.
Use data and digital tools to identify trends.

Person specification
Strong interest in business, economics, politics and current affairs.
Excellent analytical, research and writing skills.
Curious, organised and detail-oriented.
Comfortable using data, spreadsheets and research tools.
Positive, collaborative and proactive.
Strong Microsoft Office and Google Workspace skills.
A degree is welcomed but not essential. Intelligence, curiosity and ambition matter most.