Marketing Manager

Award winning, global Architecture business is seeking a talented Marketing Manager to work in their London Office.

The role requires a good understanding of effective campaigns and communications, as well as the ability to forge strong working relationships within the firm to help galvanise the positioning and messaging in the marketplace.

You will be joining a forward thinking organisation that is investing heavily in marketing and creating a culture of excellence.

You will report to the leader of the architecture arm and the Chief Marketing Officer, and also work closely with practice leaders, Marketing peers and Account Management teams.

Responsibility

• Develop a marketing plan together with the Architecture leader based on business objectives and ambitions.
• Competitor analysis and monitoring.
• Plan and implement client strategies - identifying key clients, developing client plans and analysing progress.
• Review new propositions and advise on appropriate marketing and business development tactics.
• Build the firm's external profile by identifying and targeting key influencers, press and media relations, winning awards, securing high profile speaking slots, creating impactful thought-leadership programmes, and developing alliance marketing programmes with collaborators.
• Support online and digital marketing campaigns.
• Develop and implement a cohesive internal communications programme to equip and inform all colleagues and ultimately build confidence in the division.

Profile:

• Proven campaign management and strategy development.
• Superb commercial awareness; willingness to read and become immersed in your subject matter.
• Professional services background, Architecture or En is ideal.
• Highly-motivated and proactively embracing of new challenges.
• Strong communication, advanced writing and organisational skills.
• Ability to make connections, build relationships and work collaboratively.
• Ability to prioritise manage multiple activities and work under pressure.
• Relevant degree, marketing qualifications (e.g. CIM) or equivalent experience.