Description

As Marketing Manager, you will work closely with the publisher and sales manager to support the Crain's New York brand and its full range of offerings, from events and nomination programs to custom initiatives. Your smart and strategic efforts support products and solutions that enable us to successfully connect to the CNYB audience. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is entrepreneurial, detail-oriented, creatively and strategically minded, always curious-and passionate New York City's business community.

The Marketing Manager will work closely with the publisher and sales manager to conceptualize and execute integrated marketing campaigns across editorial, events, custom and sales promotion. The manager will have access to a team of graphic designers, e-mail specialists and audience developers in order to produce and execute marketing assets and communications that drive leads, build pipeline and meet other KPIs.

Responsibilities:

• Define and implement go-to-market plans to build awareness, grow traffic, and meet sales objectives


• Work with the sales manager and publisher to help bring new key revenue-driving projects and opportunities to life


• Work closely with audience development to ensure effective audience communications and deployment


• Identify new and expand existing partnerships to reach new audiences


• Leverage best practices and gather insights to refine and evolve our marketing efforts


• Lead the strategy, development and execution of marketing initiatives that drive event registrations (tickets sales/tables) through various channels (i.e. email, social, web, print).


• Manage logistics, budgeting, and scheduling elements as related to campaigns, including project-managing cross-functional team members of various levels to drive expected timelines and outcomes


• Gather market intelligence to help drive the differentiation for our audience-centric approach and its position in the competitive landscape


• Organize meetings, facilitate timelines and drive campaigns to completion


• Manage the marketing department's P&L

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in advertising, marketing, communications, business, hospitality management or a relevant field.


• At least 5 years of general marketing experience.


• Strong project management, sales and management skills.


• Ability to translate business objectives into goal-oriented marketing campaigns


• Expertise in cost estimating, project budgeting and reporting.


• Proven ability to plan, manage, and execute multiple projects and timelines simultaneously.


• Strong negotiation, project and time management skills.


• Poised and confident manner as position interacts with senior level executives.


• Ability to collaborate in cross-team environment.

Preferences:

• Experience in working at a media company.


• Experience working with a media brand


• Experience working alongside an editorial team


• Events experience a plus


• Experience with project-management software, especially SmartSheet

This position is exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act and is not eligible for overtime pay.

Brand Overview:

Crain's New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community connecting large, mid-sized and small businesses across the five boroughs by providing insights, analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York's complex business and political landscape. Crain's features reports on emerging trends, interviews with thought leaders and industry experts, and coverage of commercial opportunities, economic changes, politics and more. Our integrated approach in print, digital, in person events and custom content opportunities align powerful content with a powerful audience.

www.crainsnewyork.com

@CrainsNewYork

Crain Overview:

Crain Communicationshas been at the forefront of the publishing industry for more than a century.As a privately held company, we maintain a personal responsibility for elevating our work to be the best it can be.

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