Sr. Influencer Marketing Manager

Posted 3 days ago

24 seven talentNew York (NY)

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About the role

Senior Influencer Marketing Manager (Beauty)Hybrid - 3 days in NYC*Must have beauty/personal care experience Join a fast-moving beauty brand where creator partnerships shape culture, spark conversation, and drive real business impact. This is an opportunity to lead standout influencer programs across social, retail, affiliate, and commerce channels. You’ll bring big ideas to life with talented creators and cross-functional teams while helping build the next chapter of a high-growth brand. If you thrive at the intersection of strategy, relationships, and performance, this role is made for you. Lead end-to-end influencer campaigns, from talent discovery and outreach through launch, reporting, and optimization. Build trusted relationships with creators, talent representatives, agencies, and industry partners. Develop compelling creator strategies that support product launches, brand priorities, and retail moments. Negotiate partnerships, content rights, licensing, and paid amplification opportunities. Manage a mix of paid, organic, affiliate, ambassador, and social commerce initiatives. Track campaign outcomes across engagement, reach, earned media value, traffic, and conversion metrics. Partner closely with social, creative, PR, marketing, e-commerce, media, and retail teams. Bring strong leadership, organization, budget management, and a deep pulse on creator and platform trends.

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