Brand Innovation Manager: Lead Consumer-Driven Growth

SC Johnson GmbH; United States; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

SC Johnson is seeking a Manager of Brand Innovation (STEM) to lead the North America consumer brands innovation agenda. You will identify consumer needs, develop a five-year product and marketing plan, and drive new product innovations with cross-functional teams across RD&E, Insights, Design, Legal, Regulatory, Finance, and Product Supply.

The role emphasizes navigating uncertainty, challenging conventional wisdom, and prioritizing action while refining processes, products, and language for

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in marketing, business administration, or related field with 5+ years of relevant work experience
• Advanced degree in marketing, business administration or related field is a plus
• Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams and translate consumer insights into strategies

Responsibilities

• Develop winning consumer-led brand strategies in partnership with brand teams
• Develop and manage a five-year product and marketing innovation plan
• Translate unmet consumer needs into winning product concepts
• Lead new product innovations through cross-functional collaboration
• Develop long-term innovation pipeline aligned with brand strategy and growth targets
• Leverage consumer and shopper insights to inform priorities and recommendations

Skills

Marketing

Leadership

Cross-functional Collaboration

Curiosity

Education

Bachelor's degree in Marketing or related field

Advanced degree in Marketing/Business

Job description

SC Johnson is seeking a Manager of Brand Innovation (STEM) to lead the North America consumer brands innovation agenda. You will identify consumer needs, develop a five-year product and marketing plan, and drive new product innovations with cross-functional teams across RD&E, Insights, Design, Legal, Regulatory, Finance, and Product Supply.

The role emphasizes navigating uncertainty, challenging conventional wisdom, and prioritizing action while refining processes, products, and language for