Northwestern Mutual
Marketing Communications Manager
Franklin, WI, United States · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3250 days ago
Project ManagementEmail MarketingResearchCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- Oversee creation and maintenance of client communication experience journey maps
- Direct project research (e.g. use case definition, explaining and clarifying business process, impact to people and processes, etc)
- Identify impact metrics and interpret reported analytics
Responsibilities
- Today, they're just a few of the reasons why people choose to build careers at Northwestern Mutual.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Required
Nice to have
- Bachelor's degree with an emphasis in marketing/communications, Business or related field
- 6+ years of experience/knowledge of marketing and communication operations/processes to include analysis, design, documentation, and production using industry best practices and standards
- Strong understanding and proven experience managing omnichannel projects that include email marketing, web, mobile and print components.
- Experience with messaging matrixes and demonstrated understanding of how to unify messaging across a series of independent documents to enhance end-to-end client experience
- Strong project management skills with ability to deliver projects on time, within budget and at required level of quality
- Knowledge and experience in financial services industry is preferred.
Skills
- Excellent communication skills for internal collaboration and development of client communications.
Company info
- And we're much stronger together than we are apart.
- At Northwestern Mutual, we believe relationships are built on trust.
- In a company with such a long and storied history, this may be the most exciting and important time to be a part of Northwestern Mutual.
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