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We are looking to hire a Delivery Manager - Retail Media Transformation specializing in platform and ad tech domains, tasked with leading high-impact cross-functional production solutions tailored to meet our expanding business requirements.
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Finally, Managers create materials and presentations to effectively communicate frameworks, problem framing, strategies and insights to senior leaders. Home Depot is the world's #1 home improvement retailer with over $150B in annual sales.
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Accountable for the management of a department or functional group through subordinate supervisors/managers and for all personnel issues - including selection, termination, performance appraisal and professional development of subordinates.
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The Senior Analyst, Orange Apron Media Ad Operations will support our internal advertising business. This position reports to the Manager, Manager Ad Operations. With more than 2,200 stores across North America and a Top 5 U.S. e-commerce business, The Home Depot is the driving force of interconnected retail.
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