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Overview The Director/Senior Director is responsible for leading the development of content marketing and social media strategies for key Audacy station brands and talent, and partnering with cross-organizational stakeholders to bring them to life.
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We’re seeking a Director of Marketing to elevate and redefine the Agent Nateur brand. Director of Marketing. 7+ years of marketing experience, focusing on luxury brands and the beauty industry.
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Collaborate on Campaigns: Partner with the EVP of Marketing and Senior Director of Brand and Community to develop engaging audience-focused campaigns and initiatives. Set Clear Goals: Work with the EVP of Marketing and Senior Director to establish clear campaign goals and measurable KPIs that align with OKRs.
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As a member of the B2B Marketing team, the Associate Director, B2B Marketing (Payer Promotions) is a key member of the team responsible for setting the overall marketing strategy for Cedars-Sinai.
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Must have 7+ years of experience in digital marketing within the music industry, preferably at a major label, with a proven track record of building social media audiences and driving short-form content.
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Deloitte Digital is looking for a Customer Relationship Marketing (CRM) Strategy Director who champions a modern approach to CRM and can create a modern CRM vision for clients, connecting their data, customer strategy, content creation, technology and measurement/analytics.
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The Director of Revenue Marketing focuses on generating awareness, qualified leads, pipeline, and revenue from named accounts and industry-specific enterprises. Lead demand generation campaigns across multiple channels, including email, social media, search-engine marketing, content marketing, and events.
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As a Director of Social Marketing at Monopoly GO you will play a pivotal role in nurturing our expanding creator ecosystem while overseeing the growth and engagement of the game’s social content strategies on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
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Reporting into the Senior Director of Influencer Marketing, this enthusiastic project management expert will be responsible for acting as project lead across the venue program. You are a detail oriented, relationship driven individual who is passionate about content, social and the future of influencer marketing.
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Design efficient and engaging game day cadence and event show content, working with Director of Game Presentation for game day integration. We are hiring for a Director of Marketing for The Wall. This leader will play a vital role in the strategy development and execution of the LA Clippers marketing efforts for fan activation.
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We are seeking a Director of Brand to lead our brand strategy, identity, creative development, and brand marketing initiatives. 8+ years of experience in brand marketing, with a proven track record of success in developing and executing brand strategies.
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The Director of Marketing & Communications is responsible for planning, development, and implementation of all LAEP’s marketing strategies, internal and external communications, and public relations activities.
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CMH Label Group is seeking candidates for a hybrid position of Creative Marketing Director & General Manager for the company’s Vitamin String Quartet (VSQ) music series. Help develop the vision, voice, and content of the brand, through its marketing efforts.
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As Marketing Director, oversee the implementation of the marketing strategy through leadership of the marketing team. Lead development of marketing strategy by working closely with clients, managers, creatives, content providers, and distribution partners to create effective plans focused on growing the audience for our products and services.
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We are on the lookout for a motivated and forward-thinking Director of Marketing to join our vibrant Marketing team/department. 5-7+ years of Director of marketing experience.
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