Financial Communications & Media Relations Manager

Role Overview: The Financial & Corporate Media Relations Manager is responsible for executing Stellantis’ external communications strategy with a strong focus on financial storytelling, corporate positioning, and media engagement. The role ensures clear, consistent and credible communication with strategic media stakeholders, most notably industry and business/financial media. Key Responsibilities: Contribute to the overall corporate narrative, ensuring consistency across financial, institutional and reputational communications Develop and deliver financial communications aligned with earnings cycles, results announcements, investor events and major corporate milestones Translate complex financial and strategic information into clear, compelling narratives for external audiences, in close coordination with Finance, Legal and Investor Relations Draft and review key materials including press releases, CEO and CFO messaging, Q&A documents, backgrounders and briefing books Manage relationships with financial, business and top-tier media at local and international level Proactively pitch stories, arrange interviews and brief journalists on financial performance, strategy and leadership priorities Prepare and coach senior executives for media interactions, including interviews, press conferences and investor-facing communications Basic Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or higherinCommunications, Public Relations,Marketing, Journalism or a related field 10+ years of experience in financial communications, corporate communications, media relations, or related fields Strong understanding of financial statements, capital markets and corporate governance Proven experience working with financial and business media Excellent writing, editing and storytelling skills in American English Ability to manage sensitive information with discretion and sound judgment Strong project management skills and ability to perform under tight deadlines #J-18808-Ljbffr Stellantis Financial Services