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Event Marketing Manager

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nordstromArlington (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000 per year

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About the role

Nordstrom wants the kind of Event Marketing Manager who can launch a campaign Monday and defend the revenue forecast Friday. Take stock: $120,000 - $184,000, contract, 7 years of Google Search Console, and a manager title that grows teeth as you prove yourself.
Key Responsibilities: Steer Nordstrom prospects from interest to invoice without friction Carry the demo from screen-share to signature in one sitting Carry the booth conversation past small talk into next steps Bridge Link Building reporting and the story your CMO needs to hear Brief the Event Marketing Manager team on what's working in this week's market Trade weekly notes with product on what Arlington buyers keep requesting Craft compelling messaging tailored to sales marketing buyers and decision-makers Translate PPC Advertising dashboards into stories the sales floor actually uses What You'll BringComfort with contract arrangements and the rhythms of an ego-light workplace The discipline to finish the boring 20% that makes the rest matter Cross-functional ease, from PPC Advertising engineers to Work Ethic marketers Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams We are a maker-minded sales marketing company, and Nordstrom calls Arlington, VA home. Feedback flows in every direction, so good ideas reach the table no matter who voices them. With $120,000 - $184,000 as the anchor, expect mentorship, a benefits package worth bragging about, and the latitude to work remote-first. Candidates are being contacted promptly as part of our active search.

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