A prominent consulting firm in California seeks an experienced Project/Program Manager focused on marketing campaigns. Successful candidates will have backgrounds in creative agencies or tech, with 6-10 years of experience. Key responsibilities include overseeing campaign management, coordinating with external agencies, and effective stakeholder management. Strong organizational skills and the ability to track budgets are essential. This role requires strong leadership and detail-oriented approaches to ensure timely campaign execution.
Qualifications
Proven experience driving and monitoring discrete marketing campaigns from start to finish.
Strong organizational skills to manage central drives, trackers, and asset status.
Ability to lead meetings with senior stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Oversee Campaign Management from inception to completion.
Facilitate coordination between clients and creative teams.
Skills
Campaign Management
Stakeholder Management
Detail Oriented
Leadership
Budget Tracking
Job description
Responsibilities
Campaign Management: Proven experience driving and monitoring discrete marketing campaigns from start to finish.
Stakeholder Management: Ability to lead meetings with 20–30 people and feel comfortable pushing back or escalating risks to senior leadership.
Detail Oriented: Strong organizational skills to manage central drives, trackers, and asset status.
Preferred Backgrounds (The "Ideal" Candidate)
Creative Agency Experience Or Tech: This is the top preference. Candidates who have been Project/Program Managers at agencies understand the fast-paced nature and coordination required between clients and creative teams.
Producer Background: Often successful due to their deep understanding of creative timelines and how sub-deliverables connect.
Consumer Goods/Tech: Experience in consumer goods (CPG) or tech go-to-market campaigns is highly relevant.
Experience Level: Generally 6–10 years, though the ability to lead senior stakeholders is more important than a specific number.
Agency Management: The PGM will work closely with a "companion" project manager at an external agency. They are not SMEs in the creative work itself but manage the process.
Budget: The PGM tracks the budget availability/status but does not "own" or manage the actual spend.