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Confidential, a growing UK food business, is seeking a Brand and Marketing Manager to shape the strategy and build a national presence. You will own the brand, craft compelling content, and drive campaigns with a hands-on approach across social, CRM and partnerships.
You’ll collaborate with leadership, product development and chefs to launch products, organise demonstrations and extend the brand through collaborations, with a clear growth mindset and practical marketing execution.
Our client is a hugely successful and growing food business supplying customers across the UK. If you haven't eaten one of their products in the last couple of weeks, there's a pretty good chance the person next to you has.
With ambitious expansion plans, exciting product innovation and growing retail ambitions, the business is looking to build a nationally recognised brand. New partnerships and collaborations are opening up, making this a fantastic time to join and shape its marketing function from the ground up.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a creative, commercially minded marketer who wants to do more than deliver someone else's marketing plan.
Working with the leadership team, you'll shape the brand and marketing strategy, create compelling content and deliver targeted campaigns that generate enquiries from national foodservice operators, wholesalers, restaurant groups and retailers. You'll also help bring product launches, chef demonstrations and new collaborations to life, turning ideas into qualified sales opportunities.
It's a rare combination of strategic influence and hands‑on creativity, with a genuine voice in the company's growth and the opportunity to build something that has your fingerprints all over it.
We're looking for someone who can see the bigger picture but is equally happy picking up a camera, writing a great piece of copy or getting stuck into a campaign.
You'll be comfortable developing ideas, challenging thinking and turning a relatively blank marketing canvas into something rather impressive.
Experience within food, FMCG, hospitality or another product‑led business would be advantageous, although we're equally interested in people from other sectors who can demonstrate the right combination of creativity, commercial thinking and initiative.