As a communications manager, you are responsible for planning, implementing and controlling a company's communication strategies. This profession encompasses both internal and external communication and requires a deep understanding of the target groups as well as the means and channels of communication. Communications managers often work in collaboration with other departments to ensure that all communication measures support the company's goals.
In Germany, the average salary for a communications manager is €52,800 per year. The median gross salary is €56,340 per year, which is about €4,695 per month. Salaries range from €4,104 to €5,371 per month, depending on various factors such as professional experience and location. Another source, Salary.com, names an average annual salary of €97,323 per year, with a salary range of €74,471 to €118,744.
To work as a communications manager, a degree in communication sciences, public relations or marketing is usually required, and some positions also require relevant work experience or additional qualifications in certain areas of communication, such as digital marketing or media production.
Communications managers have a wide range of career opportunities, working in various industries including media, corporate communications, public relations, marketing or the non-profit sector.
