This global animation software client is looking for a Marketing Manager to drive their business forward. They already have a strong reputation and track record of dealing with leaders in the industry. Now they want to spread it further, faster and need someone to develop the brand globally and drive revenue growth
It is an opportunity to get in at the ground level of a fast-growing company with leading-edge products in digital animation. Their products are being used in movies, games, training, simulation environments, virtual production, virtual reality around the world. The latest VR games incorporate their software to put the player in the game. Their client list is a who’s who of gaming, VR and movie industries.
Are you able to think strategically but also ‘roll up your sleeves’?
You will be responsible for the key aspects of their marketing function, so you need to be a self- starter! Reporting to the Commercial Director this role combines strategy development, campaign planning and implementation as well as people management.
Key responsibilities
The right experience and outlook for this position are vital. You’ll be responsible for creating and implementing the agreed marketing strategy in collaboration with both sales and technical teams, developing the brand globally to drive revenue growth.
This involves strong interpersonal skills as you will be working alongside a broad range of professionals.
You will need to be able to interpret product/service proposition and articulate key messages – developing, articulating and implementing clear marketing plans to further enhance presence in key market sectors.
Must have skills and experience
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Desirable skills and experience
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