Global Marketing Coordinator

Job Summary

As a Best Practices Global Marketing Coordinator, you will institute relationships between Frost Sullivan and recipient companies by supporting the award recipients in the completion of a number of promotional package deliverables accompanying an award.

Responsibilities

• Institute positive relationships with clientele from a cross-industry perspective
• Consult clients and create promotional marketing pieces to increase exposure surrounding their award
• Serve as a professional figurehead to support high-profile marketing account plans
• Support the award recipients in the completion of a number of promotional package deliverables accompanying an award, specifically press releases, landing pages, social media campaigns, etc.
• Detailed organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects
• Ability to design creative promotional collateral including graphic-oriented advertisements, eBooks, media kits, landing pages and presentations
• Coordinate and develop promotional deliverables to increase exposure surrounding their award specifically press releases, landing pages, social media campaigns, webinars, and marketing videos
• Collaborate with internal teams and industry analysts schedules to coordinate the creation of marketing deliverables
• Design creative promotional collateral including graphic-oriented advertisements, eBooks, media kits, landing pages, and presentations

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Public Relations, Communications, Advertising, and/or an equivalent field
• Marketing or brand management experience preferred
• General understanding and knowledge of promotional branding
• Experience with graphic design and event planning preferred
• Experience with Microsoft Office and Adobe Illustrator

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