Advertising Account Executive

Posted 2 days ago

think advertisingCoral Gables (FL)

Advertising and Promotions Managers Advertising Agencies

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About the role

We are a full-service advertising agency with over 30 years in the market. Here are the tasks for an Account Executive at Imagen: Serve as the main point of contact between clients and the agency, building strong, trusted relationships Manage creative across all media, including TV, OOH, direct mail, email, and digital (SEM, social content and ads, display banners, and video), from brief to launch Write clear creative briefs covering objectives, audience, brand tone, required elements, budget, and go-live dates Contribute ideas and give strong, constructive feedback to creative and media teams to make the work better and get better results Contribute to content creation and production Research client industries and competitors to bring forward ideas and opportunities Prepare client presentations Manage multiple projects at once, keeping timelines on track and holding teams accountable for deliverables Proof and route all creative through client, legal, and compliance approvals before it goes live Use AI tools to work faster and raise the quality of research, briefs, copy ideas, presentations, and reporting Prepare estimates and manage billing, working with the Account Supervisor to keep invoicing accurate and on time Keep clients and internal teams updated on progress, challenges, and next steps

Requirements: 3+ years as an Account Executive at an agency or in a similar client-facing marketing role Experience managing creative across traditional and digital media, including TV, OOH, direct mail, email, paid search, social, display, and video Working knowledge of Google and Microsoft office tools A good eye for creative and the confidence to share ideas and feedback Strong organization, attention to detail, and ability to handle deadlines and pressure Excellent written and verbal communication with people at all levels Experience in preparing decks and presentations Bilingual English and Spanish preferred

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