Marketing Manager

Role Overview

As a Marketing Manager, you will own the marketing for certain areas of the business, shaping the strategy and overseeing campaigns. You will lead sector marketing, manage day-to-day activity, measure effectiveness, and build sector insight. You will also engage stakeholders, contribute to planning, write strong creative briefs, and manage sign-off and approvals.

What You Will Do

Lead sector marketing, manage day-to-day activity, measure what works, build sector insight, engage stakeholders, contribute to planning, write strong creative briefs, and manage sign-off and approvals.

Why It Might Be a Fit

You will be a part of a company that values circular materials and sustainability, and you will have the opportunity to work with a team that is passionate about making a difference. You will also have access to competitive pay rates, a bonus scheme, and a range of benefits, including 25 days annual leave, enhanced maternity and paternity leave, and a wellbeing scheme.

Requirements

• At least 5 years’ experience in a marketing role, with hands-on experience across all elements of the marketing mix
• Strategy and planning: a track record of preparing and delivering strategic marketing plans, and presenting them confidently to stakeholders
• Briefing and approvals: experience writing creative briefs and managing work through review, sign-off and approval
• Budget management: experience of developing marketing budgets and delivering activity within them
• People management: experience of managing, supporting or developing a junior team member is desirable
• Education: a degree or equivalent in business, marketing or a related subject

Benefits

• Competitive pay rates and a bonus scheme
• 25 days annual leave plus option to buy or sell
• Enhanced maternity and paternity leave
• Employee support – including life assurance and critical illness pay
• Wellbeing scheme – giving colleagues and dependents unlimited access to GPs and counselling, and cash back on health and wellbeing
• 24/7 anonymous health and wellbeing advice
• Financial support – including affordable loans, savings plans, advanced earned pay and education
• Money off shopping, utilities, entertainment and more
• Cycle 2 work scheme