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David Careers

Senior Global Brand Manager

Posted 4 days ago

corecruitmentUnited (PA)
Marketing ManagersAdvertising Agencies

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$130,000–$150,000

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About the role

Senior Global Brand Manager
Location: Miami, FL / Eastern Time Zone
Salary: $130,000–$150,000 + bonus and benefits
About the Role: We're looking for a Senior Global Brand Manager to help grow an exciting luxury spirits brand across the US and international markets. This is a great opportunity for someone with spirits industry experience who's ready to take the next step in their career. You'll work closely with the global team, bring fresh ideas to the table and play a key role in shaping the brand's future. We're looking for someone who enjoys working in a smaller team, takes ownership and is just as comfortable with the big-picture strategy as getting stuck into the day-to-day.
What You'll Do:
  • Lead marketing plans to grow brand awareness and drive growth across key markets.
  • Develop creative campaigns across digital, social media, PR, partnerships and events.
  • Work with distributors and sales teams to deliver product launches and brand activations.
  • Use market insights and performance data to identify new opportunities.
  • Manage marketing budgets, agencies and external partners.
  • Collaborate with global teams to build a consistent and recognisable brand.
  • About You7–10 years of brand marketing experience, with a background in the spirits or liquor industry.
  • Experience helping to grow a brand, ideally in a smaller or fast-growing business.
  • A hands-on, creative approach with strong commercial awareness.
  • Experience managing budgets and measuring campaign performance.
  • Confident communication skills and the ability to work across different teams and markets.
  • Based in Miami or the Eastern Time Zone. xxoysbn
  • Spanish language skills are a bonus but not essential.

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