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Work hand-in-hand with the VP of Sales and Marketing to align our field marketing strategy with overall sales goals. Become a driving force in a company poised for remarkable growth, where your field marketing and mentorship expertise will shape and nurture the future of our company's direct outreach success We are seeking a Field Marketing Manager for our rapidly expanding exterior home remodeling company.
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Participate in marketing strategy, content development and analytics meetings. You will collaborate closely with the marketing department and serve as the primary marketing liaison to regional sales and operations teams to drive brand awareness, customer engagement, and revenue growth.
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5-10 years in a top tier consulting firm or equivalent experience focused on market analysis and/or growth/strategy commercial projects. + Marketing, commercial or strategy roles in filtration, separation, or chemical industries.
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Position Overview: As Vice President of Marketing & Fund Development, you will play a crucial role in shaping the strategic growth and community impact of The Osborn, Osborn Home Care (OHC), and The Osborn Foundation.
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Drive adoption and alignment of the price-package strategy with Category (Marketing) GMs and senior leaders. The roadmap must be grounded in consumer-insights and drive profitable growth through occasion-based solutions.
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The Marketing Manager, Growth Marketing will be responsible for leading the brand’s growth marketing strategy, inclusive of both paid media and shopper marketing, to support 10x growth for BrightFarms over the next 5 years.
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This position calls for strong collaboration with external (retail media partners, media agency) and internal stakeholders/team subject matter experts (Customer Strategy & Planning, Shopper Marketing, Customer Development, National and Retail Media leads, Brand Marketing.
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Develop and implement the merchandising strategy for the TV and audio visual categories to achieve online sales goals Drive eCommerce sales through innovative, effective and profitable marketing/merchandising programs and strategies Align online merchandising efforts with overall company goals, seasonal demand and product launches.
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This exciting role requires a dynamic and experienced Senior Marketing Manager who has a strong marketing, analytical background and can balance thinking strategically with the key execution priorities for the brand(s), including market research, product strategy, brand planning, positioning/product differentiation, life-cycle management, pricing strategy, channel strategy, creative campaign development, opinion leader development, and sales force and non-personal promotional tactics.
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He/she will exhibit a general manager mindset and will be responsible for leading key projects that will aim to achieve two critical goals; a) build brand strategy and market equity and, b) drive performance through long term profitable growth while working hand-in-hand with the Therapeutic Area Lead as well as commercial leadership.
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Manages consumer research projects to gain insights into consumer behavior, priorities and unmet needs to help develop strategic marketing plans and will be a core team member in new product development, infusing consumer insights.
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Evaluates opportunities to take financial risk and looks proactively to ensure a longer term, compelling strategy to ensure a growing referral base, market differentiation and practice growth.
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Align and execute on the enterprise-wide home strategy by building strong relationships with leaders across the organization, including in testing, content, marketing, new ventures, and social impact, enabling effective, disciplined cross-functional adaptive management based on, emergent challenges and opportunities.
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This role will involve managing our customer audience strategy, overseeing digital marketing platforms, and ensuring optimal performance marketing. · Lead the development and execution of integrated marketing campaigns across various marketing channels not limited to Salesforce, Attentive, CJ Affiliate, DV360, SA360, PMAX, Campaign Manager, Linear, CTV/OTT, Facebook, Twitter, Criteo, and other social media platforms.
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Ensure an appropriate number of assets are at each lifecycle stage and that assets are passing through stage gates with sufficient velocity to meet corporate strategy and multi-year growth targets.
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