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Browse Investor Relations & PR Jobs and Careers in NY-New York

Apply now for Investor Relations & PR jobs in NY-New York. 7 positions are currently open at eFinancialCareers.

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  1. Communications Director

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  01 Jul 22

  2. BlackRock Investment Stewardship - Vice President, Communications

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  29 Jun 22

  3. Reporter, Energy Transition Metals

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  29 Jun 22

  4. Director, Head of Aperio Marketing

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  28 Jun 22

  5. Investor Relations Associate

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  31 May 22

  6. Adminstrative Assistant to Sales team

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  31 May 22

  7. Institutional Marketing Director, Asset Management, New Jersey

    • £competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  12 May 22

Investor Relations & PR, NY-New York: currently 7 jobs.The latest job was posted on 01 Jul 22.

Investor relations and PR roles in New York

Since New York is a global Media capital as well as a financial services industry cluster, the market for skilled public relations employees is very competitive. PR professionals earn an average of $66,000 per year, while Investor Relations specialists can earn $76,000 in salaries after a few years, not including bonuses or variable remuneration. There is some crossover between the two specialisms, although Investor Relations is often seen as part of the finance function rather than the public relations department in many companies, and Investor Relations professionals are sometimes recruited from investment banks or research firms.
PR and investor relations roles where communication skills are obviously important, and employers will usually be looking for a candidate with a good existing list of relationships and media contacts. In the financial services sector, it is also necessary to demonstrate a sufficient level of understanding of the underlying business, as there are typically quite complicated issues to communicate.
At present, many employers are looking for PR and Investor Relations professionals with digital skills, to work with data and analytics. There are also roles available for Investor Relations roles in private equity and hedge funds, which include a significant sales and fund raising component.

More about working in New York

New York is at the center of the Tri-State Area, a conurbation stretching into New Jersey and Connecticut over which transport links allow the working population to flood into Manhattan Island every day. It is also within a few hours of Boston, Philadelphia and Washington DC by train or airplane shuttle.

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