Vacancies at Colman Getty

 

Marketing and Digital Director (Maternity Contract)

 

Colman Getty is a leading independent PR and Communications consultancy.  Our expertise spans the world of the arts, publishing, museums and galleries, performing and visual arts, diversity, social change, enterprise and business-to-business communications.

 

We're seeking a maternity contract Marketing and Digital Director who has a love, and knowledge, of both traditional and digital marketing with superb client servicing, staff management and project management skills. The position will commence at the beginning of March 2012 and run for a minimum of 6 months at a competitive salary.

You'll manage and work within a small but growing team to deliver varied campaigns for wide range of clients from charities through to high profile cultural projects.

 

You will have:

 

  • proven senior project management skills
  • a solid track record in both traditional marketing (brand development, campaign planning and implementation, print and advertising management) and digital project management (website builds, social media campaigns, online advertising)
  • a solid understanding of various content management systems and will have been involved in the build of a complex website from planning to delivery
  • a love of social media and will know how to build and interact with online communities
  • excellent senior account management and client facing skills
  • the ability to educate your clients on new innovative digital and marketing trends and opportunities to help enhance their brand
  • a proven track record in staff management

In return you can expect a friendly working environment in a consultancy with big plans for growth in this area of the business.

 

If you think you fit the bill, please contact lucyhinton@colmangetty.co.uk with your CV and a covering letter.

 

www.colmangetty.co.uk

 

We thank all applicants for their interest; however only those invited for interview will be contacted.

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