Marketing Manager

Draycott, Derbyshire
7 months ago
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NexGen Consultancy LTD are currently recruiting for a Marketing Manager to join a brand leading precision engineering company based in

Our client are a leading innovator in automated food processing equipment and robotics.

People are loving our client's products and ideas and they need more talented passionate people to help us help them, we’d love to meet you and see how we can work together.

Are you bright, driven, and looking for your next challenge? Look no further!

Our client are world leaders in the design and manufacture of state-of-the-art robotics for the food processing industry. Their latest range of robots are taking the industry by storm, and we need a confident, versatile, and ambitious marketing professional to lead their campaigns.

We have an exciting opportunity to lead the marketing team in the design, preparation, and delivery of multi-channel campaigns to launch and nurture leads for their world-leading robotics and automation solutions.

Educated to Degree level in Marketing, Business or similar, the ideal candidate will have experience (5+ years) of marketing in a B2B environment with an aptitude for creating new and innovative marketing ideas and impressive networking skills.

  • Promotion of services and products

  • Knowledge/Experience within manufacturing or engineering industry

  • Analysing and innovating brand strategy

  • Working knowledge of data analytics

  • Corporate communications and public relations management

  • Collaboration across different teams to find optimal marketing solutions

  • Building brand awareness

  • Managing marketing assistant

  • Overseeing marketing campaigns

    If you feel you are the right candidate for the role, apply now

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