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London, England, United Kingdom. Reigate, England, United Kingdom, RH2
The Thinking Ahead Institute (TAI) was established in January 2015 as a global not-for-profit investment research and innovation member group made up of engaged institutional asset owners and asset managers committed to mobilising capital for a sustainable future. It has over 50 members (clients) around the world and is an outgrowth of WTW’s Thinking Ahead Group. This role is in the Thinking Ahead team – which is an independent research and innovation team and full-time executive of the Thinking Ahead Institute. The Institute aims to: use the power of thought leadership to create positive change in the investment industry; connect people from all corners of the investment industry to harness their ideas; and use those ideas to mobilise capital for a sustainable future. Learn more at www.thinkingaheadinstitute.org
The role
This is an exciting and pivotal role, with significant potential for personal growth and development, in a very active Thinking Ahead team. The Thinking Ahead culture is defined by being highly innovative, collaborative and creative and we hold ourselves to high standards of behaviour concerning inclusion and diversity.
Thinking Ahead is looking to add a colleague to the team to lead on communications and content delivery through online platforms and through our exciting events programme. Below is a guide to what we are looking for, although the exact nature of the role will be somewhat dependent on the chosen individual.
External communications
Work with WTW’s global client, growth, content and PR teams to manage investment content delivery with the aim of promoting the Institute’s brand and broader WTW business objectives
Engagement and distribution platforms
Website
Social media, podcasts and emails
Member relationship management
Ensure relationships are built and maintained with member organisations, by being proactive in responding to members’ needs and encouraging members to engage with the TAI research and events programmes
General operations
The requirements
A highly creative self-starter with initiative and a can-do attitude, able to work autonomously with minimal supervision; results oriented
At WTW, we believe difference makes us stronger. We want our workforce to reflect the different and varied markets we operate in and to build a culture of inclusivity that makes colleagues feel welcome, valued and empowered to bring their whole selves to work every day. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive work environment throughout our organisation. We embrace all types of diversity. Font differs from rest of document
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