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Lead Marketing Manager: Content & Product

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new day executive searchNorthville (MI)

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Lead Marketing Manager, Content & Product An established and growing Accounting Technology firm is looking for a Lead Marketing Manager, Content & Product to join the team and make an immediate impact by developing and executing product narratives for two key initiatives at the firm. The ideal Lead Marketing Manager, Content & Product will bring 5+ years of experience in SaaS B2B marketing with lifecycle and product marketing included, the ability to juggle multiple priorities, and the desire to work with an industry-changing, fast-paced technology firm. This is a hybrid role, 4 days are expected in office. Lead Marketing Manager, Content & Product Responsibilities Own product narratives, brand positioning, and messaging content for two key firm initiatives in collaboration with demand generation and other key teams. Collaborate with SMEs in the development of strategy and narrative development. Collaborate with internal leaders and external stakeholders on relevant projects and initiatives. Lead Marketing Manager, Content & Product Requirements Bachelor degree and 5+ years of SaaS B2B integrated marketing experience. Demonstrated experience in managing multiple marketing priorities. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Lead Marketing Manager, Content & Product Salary & Benefits Competitive base salary. Excellent benefits. Growth potential.
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