Public Relations Assistant Entry Level

August 27, 2026

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Position Overview

Are you looking to launch or grow your career in public relations with a company that offers paid training, leadership development, and travel opportunities? We’re a high-growth firm seeking driven, outgoing individuals to join our event-based PR team and help promote major nonprofit campaigns through live, face-to-face outreach. This hands-on role offers real-world experience in event execution, media messaging, and community engagement—with fast advancement into leadership and campaign management for those who excel.

Key Responsibilities

Represent clients at live events, community gatherings, and public activations
Assist in planning and executing public-facing PR campaigns — no desk work or digital content creation
Build relationships with event attendees, share key messages, and elevate brand awareness
Coordinate on-site logistics including setup, signage, materials, and promotional giveaways
Gather feedback from the public and support campaign reporting efforts
Work closely with internal teams to align messaging and maintain consistent public image
Collaborate with leadership on media opportunities, storytelling, and press engagement during events

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, Communications, Journalism, or a related field preferred
0–5 years of experience in PR, event marketing, customer-facing roles, or similar
Willingness to work in-person at events, trade shows, and activations
Strong interpersonal and organizational skills
Experience with nonprofit or mission-driven campaigns a plus (but not required)

Preferred Qualifications

Personable, professional, and comfortable engaging with diverse groups
Effective verbal communicator with confidence in public settings
Organized and able to handle multiple moving parts during event days
Resilient under pressure, open to feedback, and solution-focused
Passionate about public relations, live communication, and community impact
Ready to travel for events and take on leadership responsibilities over time

Benefits & Perks

Paid hands-on training in event-based public relations
Rapid growth potential into team leadership and campaign management
All travel expenses covered for client events, conferences, and field activations
A fun, energetic, and mission-driven work culture
Regular team outings, networking events, and leadership development retreats
Opportunities to represent brands and causes you believe in

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