We are looking for potential talent for Assistant Brand Manager/Brand Manager.
This role will drive long-term and short term brand/portfolio growth and own P&L via insights-based strategy planning and strong leadership.
Role Responsibilities
- Develop, adapt, and refine strategic direction for brand and portfolios, grounded in consumer insights.
- Lead the development of annual market activation planning focused on 3-year growth drivers, demonstrating strong leadership of consumer centric cross-functional teams.
- Accountable for the delivery of annual brand Profit & Loss (P&L), including sales and profit results, and actively manage budget items.
- Manage brand equity through successful deployment and localization of global toolkits.
- Drive innovation strategy through flawless execution of innovation vision board.
- Manage agency and cross-functional relationships at both local and above-the-market levels to deliver breakthrough results, ensuring that the region's needs are addressed within the global matrix.
- Drive superior execution of programs and plans to bring the brand strategies to life, including for media, creative development, and digital programs.
- Lead the brand growth in channels by successful go-to-market plan with trade marketing partners.
- Lead brand sales delivery via CCC cycle.
Candidate with less experience will be considered as Assistant Brand Manager
Basic Qualifications:
- Experience in leading people in both project-based and day-to-day situations.
- 5 or more years of brand marketing experience in Personal Care Products marketing.
- Experience delivering insights-based consumer communications and brand share growth.
- Experience in large scale new product launches; collaboration with global teams; delivering results in a matrix organization.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Strong financial capabilities and business acumen.
- Experience working in a fast paced, entrepreneurial environment.
- Ability to adapt and work effectively within a variety of situations including organizational changes and changes in job demands.