About this Role
Take your marketing career to the next level by becoming a Brand Manager for a high-profile FMCG brand. As a key member of our team, you will drive the strategic direction of the brand and manage A&P spend and activities including media.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Drive the strategic direction of the brand
* Manage A&P Spend and activities including Media
* Drive brand direction through the internal sales force
* Identify new opportunities to grow the brand
* Ensure profit targets are achieved and additional plans to drive profit are executed
* Be the point of contact with all external agencies
Requirements:
* Minimum 3 – 5 years marketing experience within the FMCG Food/Beverage or Household goods Industries or OTC Pharmacy channels.
* Minimum 2-3 years as an Assistant Brand Manager or similar.
* Excellent organisation and project management skills, must be able to meet deadlines and work in a fast-paced environment
* High level of accuracy and attention to detail
* Solid communication and rapport building skills
* Demonstrate experience of the NPD process – particularly project management
* Some experience in managing budgets and forecasting
* Experience in development and execution of marketing and advertising strategies
* Experience and involvement with trade shows and all it entails
* A strong understanding of market segments, research and market data
* Passionate about growing both portfolios – always looking for and identifying opportunities
* Managed successful DTC campaigns including TV and print
* A 'can do attitude' with the ability to 'think outside the box' – to differentiate your brand from competitors
* Sound PC skills and Intermediate skills in Microsoft applications
What's in it for you?
Join a dynamic team, take on new challenges and develop your skills to achieve your goals. You will have access to a wide range of benefits and opportunities for growth and development.
This role is open to Australian residents with local FMCG Brand marketing experience and you must have full working rights in Australia.