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Small Girls PR is looking for an Experiential Services Leader with 10+ years of experience leading the production of multichannel projects across in-person activations and digital experiences. This should include developing a cohesive experiential strategy, managing client relationships, concepting standout experiences that drive social conversation and press coverage, overseeing technical execution across integrated campaigns, managing complex timelines & large budgets, and developing a talented team of producers, ranging from the coordinator to director level. This role is responsible for all elements of experiential, which includes client services, strategy, creative, production, and client management. The right candidate knows how to develop a campaign from ideation through post production, and can project manage in their sleep. They are prepared to dive into the details, knowing that no task is too small in the world of eventsThis role will work with a wide range of creative and innovative brands across beauty & fashion, food & beverage, wellness, consumer tech, and more. There is no one-size-fits-all for an SGPR client, which means your career will be further enriched with meaningful and diversified experience. We've hosted hospitality suites for B2B companies at conferences in Las Vegas and San Francisco, hosted real estate openings in Miami, and more. This team spotlighted Violife with a cheeky Election Day campaign—activating breakfast stations at polling locations and sending bagel ballot mailers—and reintroduced a Jack in the Box product as a “return from the grave” with a Halloween cemetery screening. From events and mailers, to brand partnerships and hotlines: if the team can dream up an idea for audiences to see, do, or touch - our experiential team can produce it. Note: This role is based in either our Los Angeles or New York office, working two days a week in the office on a hybrid schedule. Candidates should be prepared to tr

Head of Talent Acquisition Location: New York, NY, onsite 5 days per week Role type: Full time Reports to: President The Role Flowcode builds the infrastructure that turns real world touchpoints into measurable, actionable first party IDs, enabling F500 brands to personalize consumer experiences at scale. One of Flowcode’s founding principles is “the product is the team, and the team is the product.” We treat hiring with the same level of rigor we apply to product development. We have an extremely high hiring bar (the “pinhole process”), which to date we have applied by brute force. Our CEO, President and our executive team each personally read resumes, sit on interview loops, and close candidates. It works. But it also means our hiring speed is capped by the calendars of the ten busiest people in the company, and our pipeline stops the moment one promising candidate appears. We are not hiring a coordinator, a req-filler, or a "people partner who also does recruiting." We are hiring the person who owns the talent bar, the pipeline and the close. You are relentless in your proactive pursuit of top 1% talent, and you never consider the pipeline “good enough”. You treat every day as an opportunity to source the next generation of leaders for Flowcode, and you are consistently refining differentiated strategies to attract and retain elite talent. What you'll own The talent bar: You define, in writing, what "top 1%" means for each function at Flowcode, with calibrated scorecards and interview questions — and you hold the line when a hiring manager, or anyone else at the company, including the executive team, wants an exception. An always-on pipeline: You do not just open requisitions when a seat empties. You have named, warm, mapped talent for our most critical roles at all times, including seats that are currently filled. Outbound and referral as the default: Job boards produce volume; direct sourcing and referrals produce our best people. You flip the