Sr. Integrated Marketing Manager
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KEEN Footwear (outdoor footwear)
Job Description
Job Summary
The Sr. Integrated Marketing Manager leads the end-to-end orchestration of go-to-market planning, translating upstream brand and product strategy into integrated, fan-facing activation plans. This role serves as the central briefing hub and program integrator, aligning Strategy (account-facing) with Brand Communications and Regional teams to ensure clear, actionable plans that can be consistently adopted and executed across markets.
Essential Functions
Description
- Translate Strategy into Integrated GTM Briefs
- Translate seasonal category strategy, insights, and priorities into clear, actionable Integrated GTM briefs across global and regional/channel needs.
- Define campaign objectives, target audiences, success metrics, and KPIs in alignment with business goals.
- Frame strategic “where to play” decisions, including key consumer moments, platforms, and partnership archetypes into actionable GTM pathways, briefs, and activation plans.
- Lead GTM Briefing & Alignment
- Lead seasonal and campaign kickoff meetings to align Strategy, Brand Communications, Creative, and Regional teams.
- Facilitate cross-functional input, decision-making, and alignment throughout the briefing process.
- Maintain a single source of truth for GTM briefs and activation toolkits, including version control and key decisions.
- Orchestrate GTM Planning & Readiness
- Lead development and management of the integrated GTM calendar and cross-functional workback plan from brief through launch, in partnership with Program Management.
- Coordinate deliverables and dependencies across Strategy, Creative, Brand Communications, and Regional teams.
- Run readiness reviews to ensure alignment, on-time delivery, and launch preparedness.
- Identify risks and escalate blockers with clear options and recommended solutions.
- Partner with Regions to Enable Activation
- Partner with Regional Marketing teams to incorporate local market needs, channel strategies, and activation requirements into global plans.
- Develop and deliver global activation toolkits and playbooks, including messaging frameworks, content guidance, event templates, and asset requirements.
- Regional I&E Partnership
- Partners with regional marketing leads to gather channel goals, local nuances, and activation needs; integrate this into global brief deliverables.
- Delivers the global activation toolkit/playbook (messaging guardrails, event templates, influencer/ambassador frameworks, content guidance, asset lists, sampling/toolkit readiness checklist).
- Prepares and host milestone pitchback cycles; coordinate feedback into final plans and toolkits.
- Manage Governance & Cross-Functional Alignment
- Coordinate cross-functional review and approval processes across Strategy, Brand Communications, and Creative leadership.
- Maintain visibility of key decisions, approvals, and changes through structured documentation.
- Ensure alignment between sell-in strategy and consumer-facing activation across global and regional execution.
- Drive Measurement & Continuous Improvement
- Define and align cross-functional success metrics, including readiness, adoption, engagement, and commercial performance indicators.
- Lead integrated campaign recaps by consolidating inputs from regional and channel teams.
- Translate performance insights and learnings into actionable recommendations for future seasonal strategies and GTM planning.
Please note this job description is not designed to contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without cause.
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