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Senior Strategic Account Planner

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brabendercoxSpringfield (MA)

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About the role

Brabender Cox is seeking a Strategic Account Planner who combines research and analytic skills with strategic thinking, creative instincts and intellectual curiosity. The position will work directly with both our clients and our internal creative teams to not only ensure strategically sound creative work, but creative that's innovative and breakthrough. In this position, in addition to working integrally with our creative staff, you will also work closely with our account team and our clients that range from presidential candidates, leading high-tech firms, professional sports franchises, Crypto, healthcare companies, and trade associations. In addition, this position will also provide Account Planning services for our specialty practice, Zebra Tattoo Factory, focusing on younger consumers and voters. In this position you will be expected to turn research into useful insights, write inspiring creative briefs, and partner with our creative experts throughout the entire idea development process. You will also be part of the team that will present strategic and creative recommendations to our clients. Ideally, you will come from a background in polling or research, brand marketing, or be the unique creative who also knows the research side of marketing. This position can be located remotely, but some travel would certainly be expected. For more information regarding our firm please visit brabendercox.com. Send resumes for this position and introduction cover letter or other inquires to.

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