This is an opportunity to join a rapidly growing innovation management consultancy specialising in the commercialisation of science, engineering and technology. The company works with SMEs and supports them to bring their innovative products and services to the marketplace.
They are a delivery partner of Enterprise Europe Network (EEN). The network is a key instrument in the EU's strategy to boost growth and jobs. It brings together around 600 business support organisations from more than 50 countries.
They are looking for an experienced marketing professional to join the team and take ownership of marketing and communications activities within the company, supporting the EEN team. As the Marketing Manager, you will be responsible for all marketing activities including brand awareness, website management, social media campaigns, communications / PR, marketing campaigns and digital SEO to promote EEN and the company.
Responsibilities will include:
- Develop comprehensive marketing strategies that will enhance the company’s image and position within the marketplace
- Define, develop and implement marketing plans for the EEN team as well as new and existing services
- Work with key stakeholders across the wider business and EEN project to ensure all plans are aligned
- Create relevant social content, copywriting and manage website content to promote EEN and the company
- Develop sales/marketing presentations and sales literature
- Manage agencies where required for the delivery of activities
- Manage B2B campaign budgets
- Craft client surveys to gather data and insights
- Develop case studies
Knowledge and experience:
- Degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline
- Minimum of 2 years’ marketing experience ,with the majority gained within a B2B environment
- Exceptional communication skills, both written English and verbal
- Experienced in end-to-end digital marketing and email marketing
- Analytical and able to gain and articulate insights from data
- Experienced in promoting and managing social media
The position is partly funded by the European Commission and Innovate UK.