IMD

SeniorManager,MarketingCommunications

S$130–195k ~AI est. Singapore, Singapore FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Manager, Marketing Communications at IMD. Skills: Marketing Communications, Campaign Management, Stakeholder Management. Design integrated campaigns. Develop integrated campaigns”

What You'll Achieve.

drive results; meet programme targets; drive behavioural change

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

data-driven measurement

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10 to 12 years of working experience in marketing, at least 5 years in a supervisory role, Background in Marketing, Mass Communications, Business or related fields, understanding of martech tech stacks, experience in digital-led marcoms campaigns, Familiarity with web analytics tools, Excellent written communication and presentation skills, usage of Microsoft excel for data analysis

Nice to Have

Experience in infocomm and/or media-related fields

What You'll Do.

Design integrated campaigns

Develop integrated campaigns

Execute integrated campaigns

Ensure coherence in messaging

Measure effectiveness of campaigns

Inform policies and initiatives

Nudge behavioural change

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

business/industry comms; internal stakeholders; Comms & Marketing Division; media agencies; creative agencies; digital agencies

Communication Scope

written communication; presentation skills

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