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The Brand Marketing Manager is responsible for CULTA's brand, including the customer experience, brand communications (internal & external), brand content, public relations, wholesale marketing, product marketing, and Culta.
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The Product Marketing Manager can be based in Phoenix, Arizona (near our press), Cincinnati, Ohio (home to our Hummingbird® headquarters), or Atlanta, Georgia (where Georgia-Pacific's headquarters is located.
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The Product Marketing Manager will be responsible for the development of market requirements for product(s) or product line(s) in ECI division, including product strategy definition, market research, identifying customer needs, and pricing.
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Expert understanding of the advertising and marketing ecosystem developed over the course of 10+ years of experience: in: Product Marketing, Sales Enablement, DaaS or SaaS Product Management, Product Strategy, Marketing Analytics (MMM/MTA) at a Professional Services/Consulting/Agency, and/or other related functions across marketing/advertising technology.
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Lead the new product development and execution process from ideation to launch including (but not limited to) developing concept/claims/storytelling, creative and pack design brief based on consumer insights and financial business case recommending cost of good and pricing targets to ultimately deliver new launches to market on time & within budget.
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You will be part of the dynamic and energetic Embedded Marketing Team at AMD. You will be responsible for driving Autonomous Driving market segment, with associated marketing and business development activities.
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Working directly with the VP of Commercial Product, the Director of Creative Marketing and Storytelling will work across Boston Globe Media's branded content and media planning teams to lead stunning design and compelling narrative creation to promote Boston Globe Media's commercial solutions.
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Compose and orchestrate cradle to grave product/ solution/ audience marketing activities, including market research, product naming, AR, PR, product launches, and sales enablement.
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Possesses financial acumen Skill Requirements: Minimum of 5+ years of experience in marketing management within CPG integrated marketing, with a focus on CPG product launches and omni-channel marketing.
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ABB is seeking a Product Marketing Manager for its Distribution Solutions Gas Insulated Switchgear portfolio including primary GIS and ring main units (RMU) for the US market. Product Marketing Director.
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Own day-to-day product and sample request shipping that supports Brand + Trade Marketing initiatives including corporate sampling initiatives, and retailer programs or mailers to key business partners as needed.
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This role reports to the Email Marketing Manager and will work alongside one additional Email Strategist along with Web, Marketing, Design, Content, Product, Engineering and BI teams.
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Students acquire the skills necessary for the process of apparel product development from concept to consumer including design, production, distribution, marketing and merchandising. Knowledge of and experience with apparel design and product development (from initial concept to consumer acquisition), merchandising, and marketing of apparel and textile products.
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Your role will be pivotal in shaping the product marketing strategy, ensuring alignment with the overall brand vision, and driving the growth and profitability of Harley-Davidson’s product offerings.
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Related Terms: Design Researcher, Design Strategist, Product Strategist, Research and Insight, Service Design, Business Design, Strategic Marketing, Market Insights. Job Segment: Front End, Marketing Manager, User Experience, Market Research, Consulting, Technology, Marketing.
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