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The VET Recruiter is partnering with an established animal health company to identify a Senior Equine Brand Manager to lead brand strategy and growth initiatives for a significant portfolio of equine products. This on-site Massachusetts role includes relocation assistance and a base salary range of $130,000-$143,000, with bonuses tied to cashflow and sales performance.
The ideal candidate will own the strategic direction, combine consumer insights with commercial strategy, and collaborate across
The VET Recruiter is partnering with an established animal health company to identify a Senior Equine Brand Manager to lead brand strategy and growth initiatives for a significant portfolio of equine products. This is an opportunity for an accomplished brand marketer to have a highly visible impact within an organization where marketing plays an important role in business strategy, product innovation, and commercialization.
This position is based on-site in Massachusetts. Candidates who do not currently live in the area must be willing to relocate. Relocation assistance is available.
The Senior Equine Brand Manager will take ownership of the strategic direction and growth of a substantial equine product portfolio. This individual will combine consumer and market insights, commercial strategy, brand management, and cross-functional leadership to identify opportunities and translate them into actionable growth initiatives.
This is not simply a marketing communications position. The successful candidate must be able to think strategically about brands, consumers, markets, channels, competition, innovation, and portfolio investment.
The individual will work closely with senior leadership and cross-functional partners throughout the organization, including Sales, Product Development, Regulatory, Operations, Finance, Digital Marketing, and eCommerce.
The position is initially an individual contributor role. An Associate Brand Manager is expected to transition to this individual’s leadership once the new Senior Equine Brand Manager is established in the position.
The Senior Equine Brand Manager will:
The ideal candidate will bring a strong combination of brand strategy, commercial thinking, and consumer understanding.
We are particularly interested in candidates who are curious about the customer, commercially minded, resourceful, and comfortable challenging conventional thinking while being respectful, while building strong collaborative relationships.
This position offers something that can be difficult to find in a larger corporate environment: the ability to make a visible impact.
Rather than managing one small component of a much larger organization, this individual will have the opportunity to influence brand strategy, portfolio direction, innovation, and commercialization.
The company has an established presence within animal health and a collaborative culture where employees have access to senior leadership and are encouraged to contribute ideas. The environment is entrepreneurial and relationship‑oriented, with an emphasis on collaboration, accountability, respect, and enthusiasm.
The successful candidate will have considerable exposure across the organization and an opportunity to become an important contributor to the future growth of the equine business.
The anticipated base salary range is $130,000-$143,000, depending upon experience and qualifications. The company may have some flexibility for an exceptional candidate with particularly relevant experience.
The position also participates in company cashflow and sales bonus programs.
Benefits include:
Relocation assistance is available for the successful candidate.
This is an on-site position in Massachusetts and is not a remote role.
Candidates relocating to the area will find a variety of living options throughout the greater Springfield region and nearby communities, including more suburban and rural settings. Northern Connecticut may also provide options depending upon commute preferences.
Travel is limited and planned in advance, generally consisting of approximately 3-4 industry-related trips per year, with occasional travel for sponsored events, trade shows or brand activities.
During the first several months, the Senior Equine Brand Manager will focus on learning the business, portfolio, consumers, competitors, and distribution channels while building strong relationships across the organization.
By approximately six months, this individual should be taking the lead on brand planning, commercialization initiatives, and portfolio recommendations.
Within the first year, the successful candidate is expected to independently lead the strategic direction of the equine portfolio, drive growth and innovation initiatives and become a trusted business partner within the organization.