Senior Corporate Communications ManagerPosted today

The opportunity

The bigger the ambition, the clearer the story needs to be. Adyen’s next chapter is an exciting one, and we’re looking for a Senior Corporate Communications Manager to help shape how we tell it.

What you'll do

  • Shape our corporate narrative. Translate our strategy into a clear,: compelling story for journalists, investors and customers, and make every word count. You’ll help audiences understand our long-term ambition, business performance and strategic choices, and shape the press releases, statements, executive talking points, op-eds and Q&As that carry that story, so our communications are clear, consistent and right for the context.

  • Lead global media engagement. Build relationships with business, financial: and technology journalists across markets. Identify stories worth telling, set the proactive agenda, and handle incoming questions with speed and sound judgment.

  • Own major announcements. Lead communications for financial results, executive: appointments and other business milestones. Bring together colleagues across Finance, Legal, Investor Relations, PR, Product and regional teams to deliver clear, coordinated communications.

  • Advise our leadership. Bring a clear point of view and challenge: constructively. You’ll shape how our Board and executives are positioned externally, and prepare them for interviews, keynotes and difficult questions.

  • Look around corners. Spot reputational risks early, understand how they play: out across markets, and help the business respond with clarity and confidence.

  • Partner closely with Internal Communications. Align external and employee: communications so Adyen teams understand our direction and have the context behind major announcements.

What they're looking for

  • An experienced communications professional. You bring 10+ years in corporate: communications, PR or journalism, including time at a global listed company or an agency advising similar businesses.
  • International experience. You’ve worked for international companies and are: comfortable collaborating with colleagues across markets and cultures.
  • Someone who takes ownership. You turn broad business priorities into action: without waiting for a detailed brief or step-by-step direction. You set priorities, make decisions and follow through, bringing others in where their expertise is needed.
  • A team player. You put the best outcome for the business ahead of individual: credit. You share work early, welcome different perspectives, and are willing to rethink your approach when a colleague has a better idea.
  • A credible adviser. You’ve earned the trust of senior leaders through sound: judgment and honest advice. You’re comfortable challenging a point of view, regardless of who is in the room.
  • A clear thinker and storyteller. You get to the heart of complex topics, from: banking licences to platform technology, and explain why they matter without losing accuracy.
  • Experienced in media relations. You have experience as a company spokesperson: and bring strong relationships with business, financial and technology journalists as well as a track record of building a corporate reputation across markets.
  • Comfortable with financial communications. You understand the demands of a: listed company and how to work with Investor Relations, Legal and Finance on sensitive information and regulatory matters.