Managing Director, Client Business Lead
$259,000 - $370,000 per year
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Manager
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$259,000 - $370,000 per year
About the role
- Serve as the primary business partner and advisor to clients' CMOs across multiple lines of business
- Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders and provide informed counsel on key decisions
- Set clear client strategies and annual priorities, translating them into actionable plans
- Lead integrated strategies across brand, performance, and customer engagement
- Drive transformation by aligning stakeholders around new capabilities and effective workflows
- Transform the agency operating model to meet evolving client needs and improve execution standards
- Foster collaboration across teams and partner organizations to prioritize client outcomes
- 15+ years of senior leadership experience in agency or marketing services, preferably with financial services clients
- Proven track record of advising CMOs and managing strategic client relationships through change
- Strong understanding of financial services marketing and regulatory implications
- Experience leading integrated teams across multiple agencies and disciplines
- Demonstrated ability to redesign operating models and implement data-driven capabilities
- Opportunity to lead one of the organization's largest and longest-standing client relationships
- Access to a multidisciplinary team with established senior leaders
- Involvement in significant marketing transformation initiatives
- Focus on building inclusive and high-performing teams
- Commitment to professional development and talent growth
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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