Account Director - Marketing Agency

Location: London

Salary: £50K + bonus + other benefits

We are recruiting for an Account Director to join our client.

Our client is a full-service Marketing agency and can handle all marketing and promotional aspects of a business.

Some of their work involves brand development, design and activation, PR, exhibitions, social media, website development and digital marketing.



The Job Role:

You will work on the account of a key multinational client and manage a number of projects simultaneously, in multiple countries, supported by and managing an Accountant Executive to deliver a stream of exciting projects.



Skills, experience and qualifications:



* Manage and coordinate the day-to-day running of multiple projects under a retained basis, and standalone one-off projects.




* Regularly meeting clients to review their business objectives and project requirements and interpret into project plans and production briefs.




* Proactively develop and deliver ideas and marketing strategies to support the clients business objectives.




* Plan and manage digital projects such as website development, content marketing, email and social media campaigns in collaboration with agency department leads.




* Plan, cost and manage stand-alone projects in coordination with external suppliers.




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