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Associate, Media Strategy & Planning

Toronto, Ontario

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago
ResearchCommunicationCollaborationPublic Speaking

About the role

  • As a Media Planning & Strategy Associate, you'll help turn strategy into clear, well-built media plans that teams can confidently act on.
  • This role is a good fit for someone who works carefully, makes sense of information quickly, and can keep planning work moving without needing step-by-step direction.

Responsibilities

  • Build and update blocking charts, budgets, channel allocations, and supporting documentation across digital and traditional channels
  • Apply planning frameworks and channel logic to support effective media recommendations
  • Maintain accuracy across numbers, assumptions, and documentation
  • Document assumptions, decisions, rationale, and next steps so teams can execute with clarity
  • Work with Performance, Creative, and Client Service to gather inputs, clarify needs, and support smooth handoffs into activation

Requirements

  • Working knowledge of digital and traditional media channels and core planning principles
  • Ability to turn information into clear, actionable planning outputs
  • Comfort receiving feedback and applying it to future work

Nice to have

  • Experience with integrated planning across channels such as digital, video, audio, OOH, or print
  • Familiarity with planning and research tools such as Vividata, Comscore, Numeris, or platform planning tools
  • Experience contributing to planning rationale, internal reviews, or presentation materials
  • Experience working with budget tracking, finance processes, or planning documentation in an agency setting
  • Compensation is based on experience and skill set.
  • All hiring decisions are made by humans.
  • This is a new role, in response to growing business needs
  • Why you might like working here

Compensation

  • Compensation is based on experience and skill set.

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