Senior Marketing Advisor
Overview
In this Marketing Advisor role, you will support execution of E&R marketing plans within the Clients & Marketing function at Baringa. You’ll help design and manage campaigns, align with sector goals, and drive growth through compelling content and targeted messaging. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver integrated campaigns across regions, while upholding the brand and AI storytelling. This is an opportunity to influence market positioning and contribute to client acquisition and revenue growth.
Pay / Benefits
- Generous annual leave (5 weeks)
- Flexible working/hybrid policy
- Corporate responsibility days (3 per year)
- Wellbeing fund
- Profit share scheme
Responsibilities
- Support execution of E&R marketing plans and deliverables
- Design, launch and manage global and regional campaigns for market positioning
- Collaborate to develop campaign content (thought leadership, client stories, videos, webinars, events)
- Apply brand and AI storytelling consistently across E&R work
- Coordinate with stakeholders to route work and plan with the wider C&M team
- Support development and planning of campaigns with audience insight at the center
- Identify Baringa’s strengths to inform messaging and targeting
- Own end-to-end lifecycle of campaigns from planning to optimization
Key requirements
- 3+ years in B2B marketing
- Proven ability to design and deliver campaigns with measurable outcomes
- Experience in professional services and sector challenges welcomed
- Ability to nurture relationships with internal and external stakeholders
- Strong influencing skills across senior leadership and global teams
- Proactive problem-solving, resilience, adaptability
- Interpersonal and collaboration skills
- Curiosity and willingness to learn
- Self-driven and results-oriented
- Martech and marketing analytics tools (Microsoft Dynamics, Power BI, Google Analytics)
- Data-driven marketing platforms
- Content creation and messaging
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