Channel and Editorial Manager

About the role

Linklaters is a global law firm, providing legal services in 20 countries and through 30 offices. Linklaters is a people business. Being best in class in the eyes of our clients means that our people must be exceptional. We look not only for brilliant minds, but for people who will thrive in our environment: people who love working collaboratively and demonstrate the innovative, efficient, agile, entrepreneurial, and responsible mind-set we aim to bring to every interaction. Ours is an environment of outperformance. We achieve this not with targets and incentives, but by fostering a positive, supportive, fair, and open atmosphere. We respect and value difference but insist on inclusivity. We celebrate all aspects of diversity and challenge any form of bias. This is vital to our ability to work as one team, with a common goal. The Channel and Editorial Manager is responsible for the day-to-day delivery of the firm's channel communications plan, ensuring the effective production, scheduling, and optimisation of content across digital platforms. Working closely with the Content and Editorial Lead, the role oversees editorial processes, governance, and quality assurance to ensure all content is timely, consistent, and aligned with the firm's brand and strategic objectives. Acting as a central point of coordination, you manage content workflows, multimedia delivery, and analytics reporting, while embedding best practice and driving continuous improvement across all communications channels. Your Key Responsibilities: Oversee the planning, creation, editing and publication of digital content across key operational channels, including intranet, newsletters, websites and digital displays. Manage editorial calendars, content production schedules and approval workflows, ensuring timely delivery and strong content governance. Coordinate multimedia content production, including commissioning and liaising with internal stakeholders and external suppliers. Ensure all content adheres to quality standards, brand guidelines, accessibility requirements and relevant regulatory obligations. Monitor and evaluate content performance using analytics tools; produce regular reports and recommend improvements based on insights. Establish and refine editorial best practice to drive consistency, compliance and continuous improvement across digital communication channels. Provide expert guidance on digital storytelling, content development and effective platform utilisation. Drive operational efficiency by optimising content workflows and identifying opportunities for innovation and enhancement.