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Start it @CBC in Wallonia is seeking a Content Creative Strategist to bridge creative storytelling and data-driven performance. You will craft compelling narratives and deliver engaging visuals across social platforms.
Join a fast-moving team with hubs across Belgium; a mix of remote work and times at our hubs (Liège, Louvain-la-Neuve, etc.). You’ll shape strategy, produce content, and optimize campaigns with a data-driven mindset.
Start it @CBC (a subsidiary of Start it @KBC) is a leading startup accelerator dedicated to supporting and stimulating innovative entrepreneurship in Wallonia. Do you dream of being at the source and making a real impact on the lives of entrepreneurs? Whether it’s helping them raise funds, build teams, or launch new products into the market, this is where the magic happens!
Start it @CBC (a subsidiary of Start it @KBC) is a leading startup accelerator dedicated to supporting and stimulating innovative entrepreneurship in Wallonia. Do you dream of being at the source and making a real impact on the lives of entrepreneurs? Whether it’s helping them raise funds, build teams, or launch new products into the market, this is where the magic happens!
Our mission is to boost the national and local economy by ensuring startups grow as fast as possible through coaching, mentorship and a world-class network. We are an international community with hubs across Belgium (Liège, Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels, and more).
We aren't looking for a "social media intern" who just hits 'post.' We need a Content Creative Strategist—someone who wants to learn how to bridge the gap between creative storytelling and data-driven performance. You are someone who thinks about the "why" before the "what" and analyzes the "how" after it’s live. Are you the one?
As part of our small, dynamic team, you’ll wear many hats and have the freedom to shape your role. Your focus will be:
Forget the "coffee and printer" internship! At Start it @CBC, things move fast!