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Integrated Marketing Specialist

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alliance funding groupSeattle (WA)

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Integrated Marketing Specialist
The Role: Alliance Funding Group (AFG) is seeking a creative, hands-on Integrated Marketing Specialist to develop and execute marketing campaigns across multiple channels. This position combines creative thinking, professional writing, design, and production. The ideal candidate can independently turn ideas into polished marketing materials while supporting initiatives across AFG and its divisions.
What You'll Do: Develop and execute campaigns across email, social media, digital advertising, web, print, and events. Write compelling copy for campaigns, advertisements, presentations, and sales collateral. Design professional marketing assets using Canva, Adobe, and other creative platforms. Support marketing initiatives across AFG, Alliance Equipment Finance (AEF), and Vendor Finance Services (VFS).Support website content, landing pages, and digital marketing initiatives. Collaborate with Marketing, Sales, and leadership on creative projects and campaigns. Maintain brand consistency while independently managing multiple assignments.
What We're Looking For: Excellent writing, editing, and creative development skills. Strong design capabilities and experience producing professional marketing materials. Experience developing campaigns from concept through execution. Ability to work independently, manage priorities, and deliver quality work. Familiarity with creative, CRM, email, web, and AI marketing tools. B2B or financial services marketing experience is a plus. Portfolio demonstrating writing and creative work required.
Location: Remote throughout the United States, with office options where available. Occasional travel to AFG headquarters in Orange County, California, may be required.
How to Apply: Submit your resume, portfolio, and a brief introduction. Applications without a portfolio will not be considered.

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