Baringa

Consulting

MarketingLeadCapabilities

£85–120k ~AI est. London, United Kingdom
The Brief

“Marketing Lead- Capabilities at Baringa. Skills: Marketing strategy, Campaign execution, Content integration. Lead capability marketing plans. Partner with capability leaders”

What You'll Achieve.

Demonstrate commercial impact

Industry & Context.

Consulting

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

B2B marketing experience, Shape marketing strategies, Deliver multichannel programmes, Relationship-building skills, Stakeholder engagement skills, Degree-level education

Nice to Have

CIM Diploma-qualified

What You'll Do.

Lead capability marketing plans

Partner with capability leaders

Partner with Sector Marketing BPs

Partner with brand team

Partner with cross-sector team

Support firmwide campaigns

Integrate capability content

Integrate capability messaging

Integrate capability assets

Build understanding of specialisms

Translate specialisms into narratives

Deliver multichannel campaigns

Contribute to content planning

Contribute to thought leadership

Contribute to client storytelling

Monitor campaign performance

Demonstrate commercial impact

Work across C&M function

Ensure efficient ways of working

Harness CAP BU enthusiasm

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Capability leaders; Sector Marketing BPs; Brand team; Cross-sector team; C&M function

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