Marketing Enablement Manager — Drive Planning & Ops

Constellation Brands; Chicago, Northern (IL, KY); Hybrid; USD 114,000 - 178,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k)

Job summary

Constellation Brands in Chicago is seeking a Marketing Enablement Manager to lead cross-functional processes that drive planning, budgeting, learning, and risk management for a ~100-person marketing organization.

You will partner with Brand Marketing, Brand Activation, Sales Enablement, Finance, IT, and Strategy to build infrastructure that accelerates impact and reduces friction across the marketing function.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of marketing, marketing adjacent, or enablement experience.
• Ability to influence without authority.
• Ability to navigate a matrixed environment.
• Works well in fast-paced environments; adaptable to changing business dynamics.
• High EQ for cross-functional relationships with expert communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead cross-commercial strategic projects such as Local Market Strategy, including data model refinement and playbook development.
• Own end-to-end Commercial Collaboration process from kickoff through CAP and BU meetings, including deck development and cross-functional coordination.
• Support annual budget planning, governance structures, and improvements in collaboration with IT and Finance.
• Develop and maintain integrated planning calendars across Marketing, Sales, Finance, and Strategy.
• Lead risk management processes with Communications and Enterprise Risk Management; socialize and socialize risk practices.

Job description

Constellation Brands in Chicago is seeking a Marketing Enablement Manager to lead cross-functional processes that drive planning, budgeting, learning, and risk management for a ~100-person marketing organization.

You will partner with Brand Marketing, Brand Activation, Sales Enablement, Finance, IT, and Strategy to build infrastructure that accelerates impact and reduces friction across the marketing function.