Regional Marketing Director
Asset LivingFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years)
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The position requires at least 2 years of experience in B2B Marketing in more than 1 market in LATAM, along with an undergraduate degree or advanced vocational qualification preferably in Marketing Management, Business Administration or similar.
This is a full time - permanent position.
You will support the regional marketing strategy, coordinate execution of marketing initiatives like events, localize messaging, ensure alignment with global strategy, and assist with vendor management in LATAM markets.
Candidates need familiarity with the digital advertising ecosystem, including basic understanding of digital advertising, ad tech platforms, and key components of data-driven marketing, plus working knowledge in the field.
Aleph offers a fast-growing, innovative team in a dynamic, global environment where your work makes a direct impact, focused on fostering long-lasting partnerships and empowering advertisers across 130+ markets.
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