At Archtop Fiber, our mission is to be the true fiber of your community. We believe in the power of local connectivity and dedication to bridging the digital divide in rural and suburban cities across the Hudson Valley and beyond. We have seen how larger cities often receive priority for broadband infrastructure upgrades, leaving smaller communities underserved. That’s why we prioritize serving “Main Street” communities by investing up to $350 million in private funding to build over 2,500 miles of fiber-optic infrastructure. Our commitment extends beyond providing reliable Internet and Phone services – we’re not just living and working in Kingston, NY we are fully committed to our awesome community. From our fantastic community programs to fueling economic growth with improved connectivity and an abundance of tech-driven jobs, we’re all about bringing fun and excitement to our neck of the woods! We’re looking for a strategic, energetic Sr. Manager, Brand Activation & PR to lead how Archtop Fiber shows up in our communities — driving advocacy, differentiation, and measurable subscriber growth through smart storytelling, standout local experiences, and high-impact partnerships. This is a revenue- and ROI-focused role with strong local ownership. You’ll be the connective tissue between brand, community, sales, and public affairs — ensuring our investments in PR, events, and partnerships directly support subscriber growth and long-term brand equity. WhWhat You’ll Do The Sr. Manager, Brand Activation & PR is responsible for unifying and executing our public relations, brand activation, social media, and government affairs communications . You’ll lead a team of Community Development Managers and partner closely with Sales, Marketing, Government Affairs, and Operations to deliver programs that drive awareness, advocacy, referrals, and sign-ups .
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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