Content And Speech Writer

<div><p>Our client is seeking a skilled and thoughtful Content & Speech Writer to shape our written voice across speeches, reports, and digital platforms. This is a role for a communicator who thrives in complexity-someone who can distil strategic and technical ideas into clear, resonant narratives that reflect our values and speak with authority.</p><p>You\'ll be at the heart of our communications, supporting senior leaders and programme teams with writing that is purposeful, precise, and deeply aligned with our client\'s mission.</p><h2>What You\'ll Be Doing</h2><ul><li>Craft speeches, keynote addresses, and briefing notes for senior leadership</li><li>Write and edit strategic reports, prospectuses, and thought-leadership pieces</li><li>Develop digital content for our website and online platforms</li><li>Shape narratives for government, industry, and public audiences</li><li>Collaborate with designers and programme leads to ensure consistency and impact</li></ul><h2>About You</h2><ul><li>You\'re a writer who brings clarity to complexity and voice to vision.</li><li>Proven experience in speechwriting, strategic content creation, and professional communications</li><li>Strong storytelling and editing skills across formats and audiences</li><li>Confidence working with senior stakeholders and translating their ideas into compelling copy</li><li>Proficiency with writing and editing tools, and adaptability to new platforms</li><li>A sharp eye for tone, structure, and detail-balancing creativity with precision</li><li>The ability to write with accessibility, authority, and authenticity</li></ul><p>This role is INSIDE IR35 and will require 2 days remote and 3 days on site in either London or York</p></div> #J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year

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