Brand Manager
$110,000 - $125,000 + Annual
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Posted 50 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$110,000 - $125,000 + Annual
About the role
- Lead the execution in excellence of the annual communication calendars that embody the long-term strategy making the best use of Heineken budgets and assets
- Lead and ensure seamless integration of ATL, BTL and Experiential initiatives through radical collaboration with Heineken USA and Heineken Global team members.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure global campaigns are deployed in meaningful ways for American consumers.
- Lead the creation of campaign-tentpoles every year, in collaboration with agencies and Heineken stakeholders.
- Develop the brand's Media Strategy in collaboration with the Media team and the sponsorship and activation strategies with the Partnerships team.
- Ensure consistency with positioning and brand visual identity in all campaigns and communication channels.
- Minimum 3+ years' experience managing integrated communication of a global CPG brand.
- Bachelor's Degree Required
- Proven track record in project management, including development and deployment of complex campaign ecosystems through different stakeholders and agency partners.
- Strong communication and inter-personal skills
- Experience managing reporting dashboards
- Experience with Nielsen and other syndicated data resources
- Entrepreneurial mindset and strong problem-solving skills
- Proximity to HUSA Office for hybrid work
Before you apply
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