Franchise Brand Marketing Coordinator

NBCUniversal; California; On-site; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k)

Paid Leave

Tuition Reimbursement

Employee Discounts

Job summary

NBCUniversal in Universal City, CA is seeking a Coordinator for Franchise Management & Brand Marketing to support Theatrical Brand Marketing and Franchise Management teams. The role involves distributing confidential assets, preparing worldwide sales materials, and coordinating cross‑department meetings with strong PowerPoint and Keynote creativity.

The ideal candidate has 1+ marketing experience, a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing preferred, and must be able to work nights or weekends.

Qualifications

• 1+ relevant Marketing experience.
• Efficiency in PowerPoint and Keynote.
• Bachelor’s degree in Marketing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage and distribute confidential film assets and marketing materials across partners.
• Assist in development of worldwide sales presentation materials for film properties.
• Coordinate cross‑department meetings and create presentation materials with stakeholders.
• Schedule physical and virtual room preparations for meetings.
• Contribute to partner pitches with talking points and delivery as needed.
• Attend team meetings to relay updates and gather next steps.
• Participate in creative brainstorming for film initiatives.
• Help track budget and invoices; create approval trackers.

Skills

Marketing

PowerPoint

Keynote

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Marketing

Job description

NBCUniversal in Universal City, CA is seeking a Coordinator for Franchise Management & Brand Marketing to support Theatrical Brand Marketing and Franchise Management teams. The role involves distributing confidential assets, preparing worldwide sales materials, and coordinating cross‑department meetings with strong PowerPoint and Keynote creativity.

The ideal candidate has 1+ marketing experience, a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing preferred, and must be able to work nights or weekends.