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Brand Manager Hybrid - US

Brand Manager

Full Time • Hybrid - US
Brand Manager

The Brand Manager guides day-to-day projects working collaboratively with other departments to ensure client’s objectives are met, as well as fosters meaningful client and agency relationships.

Responsibilities:

  • Acts as the day-to-day project contact with junior level clients, creative teams and other agency partners 
  • Communicates project status with the client and leads internal team status on a regular basis
  • Helps with budget tracking and reviews monthly client billing for accuracy
  • Works across departments to facilitate the process of developing great work
  • Recognizes scope changes and elevating to Brand Supervisors
  • Manages multiple smaller projects and supports more senior brand team members on larger projects
  • Plays a key role in project management including resource monitoring, workflow organization and financial oversight
  • Works alongside strategy and brand management leaders to produce project creative briefs
  • Contributes to staffing plans and scopes
  • Responsible for building project schedules, calendaring and timeline management of projects

Required Skills/Abilities:

  • Organizational excellence with project management, workflow and reporting skills
  • Confident written and verbal communication skills; an active listener
  • Strong interpersonal and team-building skills
  • Assistance with project management/workflows and reporting
  • Demonstrated attention to detail that upholds the agency’s quality standard
  • Ability to problem-solve, meet deadlines and prioritize tasks
  • Curiosity and willingness to stay current on industry news and trends
  • Capacity to anticipate client needs and potential problems
  • Ability to function well in a high-paced and at times stressful environment
  • Resourceful, positive, do-what-it-takes attitude and willingness to learn
  • Proficient with G Suite, Slack and Dropbox


Required Education and Experience:

  • Bachelor’s degree in advertising (or related major), or equivalent experience
  • 2-4 years of advertising agency experience managing “the making” or delivery of great work
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • National brand experience preferred
  • Desire to build a career in brand management within an agency environment
  • Austin, TX or San Antonio, TX location preferred

Flexible work from home options available.

 

 

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