We asked the head of PR for Charlotte Tilbury how she got her dream job and what it takes to succeed in the industry.
Is this the year you bag your dream job ? We asked the head of PR for Charlotte Tilbury how she got hers – and what it takes …“I’ve known I wanted a career in the public relations (PR) industry since I was 17. When I was in sixth form, I had a simply brilliant careers advisor who suggested I look at PR as a career path – she was spot on at identifying a profession that would suit my personality, and I haven’t looked back since.
”“I was always driven to work in PR and studied Public Relations and Communications BA (Hons) at the University of Greenwich in London for four years. Here I undertook a placement year in my third year, to work in the industry. I became Global PR Assistant at an agency, then was fortunate enough to work my way up after graduating. I stayed here throughout the pandemic until 2022. I had always worked across luxury fragrance brands (alongside some other brilliant brands within a PR agency) at a global level, so when the opportunity came to jump inhouse and work for a stellar portfolio of luxury fragrance brands in the UK market, I couldn’t say n
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