Cross-Channel Media Manager – Global Beer Brands

AB InBev; Vlaams-Brabant; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Bonus

Flexible rewards system

Quarterly beer vouchers

40 days of compensation & seniority

Meal vouchers

Parental leave

Life insurance & medical plan

Learning & development opportunities

Wellbeing initiatives

Job summary

AB InBev, the world’s leading brewer, is seeking an experienced Media Manager to drive cross-channel media campaigns for the BNFL portfolio. You will report to the BNFL Media Lead and collaborate with our media agency and in-house digital teams to shape planning and strategy across TV, VOD, audio, OOH, paid social, and programmatic activations.

The role requires a data-driven, highly numerate strategist able to manage budgets, sponsor activations, and deliver insightful post-campaign analysis

Qualifications

• 3–5 years’ experience in paid media or media strategy.
• Excellent knowledge of Belgian, French and/or Dutch media landscape, partners and products.
• Confident planner/strategist across all media channels.

Responsibilities

• Deliver best-in-class media planning and strategy across TV, VOD, Audio, OOH, Paid Social, Programmatic and Media Partnerships.
• Manage multi-million-euro budgets with operational excellence and accountability.
• Lead projects and own BNFL team’s media planning and strategy output.

Skills

Media planning

Strategic thinking

Data analysis

Budget management

Presentation skills

Collaboration

Fast learner

Leadership

Job description

AB InBev, the world’s leading brewer, is seeking an experienced Media Manager to drive cross-channel media campaigns for the BNFL portfolio. You will report to the BNFL Media Lead and collaborate with our media agency and in-house digital teams to shape planning and strategy across TV, VOD, audio, OOH, paid social, and programmatic activations.

The role requires a data-driven, highly numerate strategist able to manage budgets, sponsor activations, and deliver insightful post-campaign analysis