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Responsibilities and Impact: The Sales Director will lead regional commercial efforts to both existing clients and new logos in our rapidly growing Market Intelligence division at S&P. The Director will be responsible for achieving revenue targets in their assigned territory and will be granted the autonomy to partner with Marketing, Strategy, and Product to find innovative ways to meet our customer needs and drive growth for the commercial organization.
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Minimum of 2 years in consulting with a top-tier management consulting firm or an internal consulting / corporate strategy team, or equivalent experience. Collaborate with teams across LOBs and functional areas (e.g., data science, finance, product, marketing.
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We use mixed methodology market research to form recommendations, advising top executives on communications and brand strategy to help them grow revenue, reclaim market share, advance their public policy interests, and navigate through some of the world’s highest profile corporate crises.
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There is matrixed support provided by Product, Workforce Management, Marketing, Enterprise, Finance, HR, Legal, Real Estate, Payer Contracting, Amazon Health Services, Seniors, Recruiting, and Corporate HSP and Strategy.
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Your responsibilities will extend to managing cross-functional projects, crafting targeted marketing and communication materials for both company and product initiatives, delivering impactful Town Hall presentations, and preparing comprehensive pro-forma financials and returns models.
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Lead cross-functional teams to execute marketing programs at scale, including partnering with Product Management, Engineering, Comms, Business Strategy, Finance, and Analytics. Build B2B marketing strategies to drive adoption, and engagement to grow users of new and existing advertising and promotions products, in partnership with Product, Sales, and Business strategy.
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So, whether you’re a software engineer, marketing manager, customer care pro, or product specialist, you belong here, where you will have the opportunity to grow and develop your career.
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The Director Marketing, Monitoring & Ventilation is a pivotal leader in Nihon Kohden (NK) America, in charge of setting the direction of the Monitoring and Ventilation business units, leading both the marketing upstream and downstream needs for these BUs. The Director Marketing is also a well-respected and influential leader in the organization, leading a large team of Sr/ Product Managers, and collaborating with other functions, to set and achieve success on NK’s strategy and annual targets.
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Content Strategy: work with our Corporate Communication and Content teams to craft a content strategy that addresses each part of the buyer’s journey, online and offline, from awareness to decision.
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Bridge the gap between Justworks’ corporate-level strategy and the product strategy for your domains, ensuring Product Marketing initiatives and investments thoughtfully align with overarching business goals.
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This NEW role focuses on the marketing strategy and execution for e-commerce marketplaces in the eyecare industry. Hybrid position, minimum 2-3 days a week in the corporate office in North Jersey.
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Minimum of 2-4+ years of experience in management consulting, business operations, corporate strategy, or equivalent experience in a technology/media company. Collaborate with Product, Analytics, Marketing and Consumer Insights teams to generate actionable insights and drive their execution.
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Cross-Functional Collaboration: Collaborate closely across all Marketing Channels, Corporate communications, product, and Field support teams to ensure a cohesive and integrated approach to creative initiatives.
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You’ll partner closely with stakeholders including leaders in the Product Group, Business Group (BG), Global Partner Solutions (GPS), Customer Success, Marketing and others to shape & execute Security Solution Area sales strategy.
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5+ years professional experience in product marketing, product management, internet technology, strategy consulting, corporate banking or other relevant digital marketing experience.
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