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Mattel is seeking a Marketing Manager based here at our worldwide headquarters in El Segundo, CA on our Growth Channels Omnichannel Retail Marketing (ORM) Team. The ORM team partners with the Growth Channels Sales team to deliver business growth across multiple accounts creating value for Mattel and our retail partners.
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As a Retail Marketing Manager, you will be responsible for developing, implementing & maintaining in-store marketing strategies and merchandising to drive customer engagement, drive sales, and enhance brand visibility in the retail environment.
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This Manager is responsible for leading our ‘Go-to-Market’ marketing strategy and integrated marketing plans to support new product launches leading efforts with cross-functional leaders including media, in-store/digital promotions, packaging, and merchandising.
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Job Title: Retail Marketing and Community Manager. Oversee/execute in-store setup for retail marketing displays and POP. Manage Sendero labor (as needed) to ensure in-store setup is executed efficiently, safely, and on time to ensure successful retail product launches and retail promotions.
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As the Sr. Manager, Retail Marketing, you will be responsible for creating thoughtful and impactful marketing initiatives across Old Navy’s fleet of stores. Own briefing and collaborating with retail creative partners to develop store-specific marketing/creative that is on brand, meets messaging objectives and delivers impact.
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You will ideally have previous experience with co-op/trade marketing programs and will have experience working with a variety of marketing tactics, including digital media and in-store executions.
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Work with the Brand Partnership Marketing Manager to ensure retail education materials and tools are leveraged by key Brand Partners and their organizations. Reporting to the Marketing Director - North America, this role is a member of the North American Regional Marketing Team and works in close partnership with the Commercial Managers and Global Marketing in development and implementation of retail (online/in-store) education and engagement programs that help us to inspire and enable peak performance.
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Global Partners is seeking a passionate and experienced Email Marketing Manager – Retail to join our retail marketing team focused on supporting 300+ convenience store locations.
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As the Offline Sr. Creative Development & Scale Manager, you are also responsible for overseeing the end-to-end content creation and upload for Amazon's retail store and demo experiences.
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The Marketing and Events Manager, Retail Flagship will represent the Bucherer Flagship store internally and externally. Job Title: Marketing and Events Manager, Retail Flagship.
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The Retail Marketing Manager works directly with the Marketing and retail management team to promote optimal sales and service of retail outlets by maximizing profits through an integrated business strategy.
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As a Marketing Manager of a store location, you will focus on customer acquisition and retention. The Marketing Manager will be required to work the sales floor a minimum of 15 hours per week, which could change based on business needs.
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We will provide existing tools to help you execute comprehensive marketing plans in collaboration with the local team and the Fleet Feet Store Support team. This position is accountable for driving customers into the store, contributing to overall sales objectives, and reporting on customer ticket counts monthly.
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Develop strategy and execute retail marketing and client engagement initiatives including product launches, point-of-purchase merchandising solutions, digital marketing/advertising, promotions, loyalty programs and other in-store activations.
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The Associate Manager Marketing will be responsible for operationalizing the Retail Global Marketing Plan. They will ensure executional excellence in all key programs and initiatives with the goal of driving people into brick-and-mortar Todd Snyder stores.
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