GERENTE DE MARKETING & PR - FIVETEN GROUP - SÃO PAULO
Empresa:
O FiveTen Group é um dos grupos que mais cresce no mundo de recrutamento especializado.
Com mais de 500 consultores de recrutamento que operam em 22 cidades em 13 países, o grupo concentra-se em posições de 'middle & top Management' em todos os setores da indústria.
Principais atividades:
Reportando-se ao CEO no Brasil e ao Departamento de Marketing sediado em Londres, as suas principais responsabilidades serão:
- Gerenciar estratégia do marketing institucional da FiveTen Group;
- Trabalhar em conjunto com os clientes internos chave para formular as suas necessidades.
- Definir estratégia de comunicação corporativa;
- Estruturar, desenvolver e fortalecer a identidade visual da empresa;
- Organizar todos os eventos corporativos (internos e externos);
- Desenhar estratégias de comunicação para o Endomarketing;
- Gerenciar todo relacionamento com a imprensa incluindo a empresa parceira de assessoria de imprensa;
- Gerenciar os sites das empresas do Grupo assim como as vagas postadas no mesmo;
- Gerenciamento de todas as atividades relacionadas a relações públicas em conjunto com a empresa parceira selecionada para coberturas editoriais;
- Responder pelo Budget da área e reportar seus resultados para o CEO das Americas;
- Em conjunto com o CEO do Brasil, analisar mercado, concorrência e identificar oportunidades que contribuam para o crescimento para o Grupo na America Latina;
- Criar e implementar políticas relacionadas à utilização mídias sociais para a divulgação do grupo e suas respectivas vagas.
Perfil Desejado:
- Superior completo em Marketing ou Administração de Empresas;
- Desejável MBA ou pós graduação em Marketing;
- Sólida experiência em gerenciamento de Marketing e equipes de alta perfomance;
- Sólida experiência em gestão da área de marketing e de equipes;
- Fácil relacionamento, criativo e pró-ativo.
- Alta energia, resiliência e foco em resultado;
- Inglês Fluente é imprescindível e espanhol desejável.
Salary
£100000 - £120000 per annum + Benefits
Location
City of London, London
Job Type
Permanent
Discipline
B2B
Seniority
Director/Chief
Salary
£100,000 - £124,999
Sector
Financial Services
City
London
Description
Head of Marketing - Corporate Banking
Reference
RPIC_1762096702
Expiry Date
01/01/0001
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Benefits
Location
City of London, London
Job Type
Contract & Interim
Discipline
Corporate Communications
Seniority
Director/Chief
Salary
£125,000 +
Sector
Financial Services
City
London
Description
Director of Communications
Reference
RPL_1761152477
Expiry Date
01/01/0001
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Salary
£50000 - £60000 per annum + Bonus + Benefits
Location
City of London, London
Job Type
Permanent
Discipline
Design
Seniority
Manager
Salary
£60,000 - £79,000
Sector
Financial Services
City
London
Description
Creative Manager
Reference
RPAD_1760629017
Expiry Date
01/01/0001
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Salary
£30000 - £35000 per annum + Bonus + Benefits
Location
City of London, London
Job Type
Permanent
Discipline
Event Marketing
Seniority
Assistant
Salary
£30,000 - £44,999
Sector
Financial Services
City
London
Description
Events Coordinator
Reference
RPEV_1760625823
Expiry Date
01/01/0001
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Salary
£70000 - £85000 per annum + Bonus + Benefits
Location
London
Job Type
Permanent
Discipline
Digital Project Management
Seniority
Manager
Salary
£80,000 - £99,999
Sector
Financial Services
City
London
Description
Website Manager
Reference
RPW_1760341612
Expiry Date
01/01/0001
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