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eFinancial
London, UNITED KINGDOM
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eFinancial
London, UNITED KINGDOM
(on-site)
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Business Development
Head of Brand, Asset Management, London
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Head of Brand, Asset Management, London
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Description
Responsibilities- Define and deliver the global brand strategy aligned to corporate and commercial objectives
- Set the annual brand and product/commercial campaign roadmap, prioritising by impact and audience
- Own strategic briefs covering objectives, target audiences, key messages and KPIs
- Guard and evolve brand identity (visuals, messaging and tone of voice)
- Translate Sales priorities into effective campaign strategies with measurable outcomes
- Track brand health and campaign effectiveness; turn insight into recommendations
- Monitor market trends, competitors and client perceptions to inform positioning and innovation
- Lead agency partnerships for creative, media and production; secure high‑quality delivery.
- Oversee advertising asset production, workflows and on‑time delivery to media partners
Requirements
- Extensive previous brand experience in asset management
- Proven success creating and executing global brand strategies
Job ID: 85933690
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