MoneySmart Group

Personal finance

ChiefMarketingOfficer

S$240–450k ~AI est. Singapore, Singapore
The Brief

“Chief Marketing Officer at MoneySmart Group. Own marketing function. Drive efficient customer acquisition”

What You'll Achieve.

Make MoneySmart a household name; Compounding advantage over time; Materially moves awareness and preference

Industry & Context.

Personal finance
Problems you'll solve

Solve for the customer; Challenge the status quo

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Using AI to automate marketing, Numbers-driven, Built organic and social channels, Run retention programmes, Move fast across multiple disciplines, Get things done through people

Nice to Have

Experience with marketplace businesses, Understand consumer financial landscape in Singapore

What You'll Do.

Own marketing function

Drive efficient customer acquisition

Build retention and engagement

Grow value proposition

Dominate GEO for personal finance search terms

Maximise organic demand generation

Turn social into demand engine

Build retention and engagement programme

Drive paid marketing efficiency

Develop brand marketing strategy

Identify alternative channels

Prove out alternative channels

Own SmartRewards platform

Build AI-native workflows

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Lead a team; Work with leaders; Part of Executive Committee

Communication Scope

CEO-level visibility

Free ATS check

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