PR & Influencer Manager, Esports

KSE Esports Management, LLC is the esports branch of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment. Currently, we manage the Los Angeles Gladiators (Overwatch League) and the Los Angeles Guerrillas (Call of Duty League), with eyes towards upcoming expansion into other games. We are dedicated to building a lasting legacy in esports and connecting to the greater Los Angeles community with the development of the Hollywood Park stadium and complex.

We’re looking for a PR and Influencer Manager for the KSE Esports brands. The ideal candidate is well-connected in the gaming and esports industry, familiar with influencers and media in the space and able to thrive in a fast-paced environment.

What You’ll Do

• Develop and implement long-term PR strategy that enhances coverage across all mediums and elevates the KSE team brands
• Work with marketing team to refine stories, angles, and activations involving KSE and its teams, proactively and reactively pitching compelling stories
• Manage PR calendar for interviews and other key events for all KSE brands
• Build and maintain strong relationships with media, key opinion leaders, creators and influencers in the gaming and relevant esports spaces. Drive regular communication and engagement with these groups
• Manage day-to-day relationship and support for internal content creators
• Partner with talent, influencers and KSE teams to create impactful campaigns that drive social conversation and optimize influencer skills
• Have a pulse on trends and leaders in the gaming and esports communities

Who You Are

• 3+ years experience in a talent agency, marketing agency, PR, or corporate communications
• Experience working with media, journalists, influencers, or other talent
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills
• Existing relationships with reporters, various media channels and outlets, influencers in the gaming and esports spaces, particularly Call of Duty and Overwatch
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, often ambiguous and changing environment
• Strong knowledge of gaming and esports, particularly Call of Duty and Overwatch
• Ability to be based in Los Angeles

WORK PERKS

• Stipend for learning and office equipment

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