Director Marketing: Job Description
Director Marketing: Job Description
Director Marketing: Job Description
Director Marketing
PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE To lead and maintain excellence for marketing services across all areas of the
ROLE: University with a key focus on the development and implementation of a
leading-edge Marketing strategy, governance and operational implementation
plan whilst building capability of the function.
ACCOUNTABILITIES: Create and execute a clear strategy for the Marketing Services activity. Develop
an annual work plan that delivers high quality, effective services and enhances
the value of the University's brand in New Zealand and Internationally.
Lead and manage the overall provision of services and be accountable for the
quality, integrity, timeliness and accuracy of the services provided.
Drive and establish the overall suite of services and set performance goals and
standards and key performance indicators, to form the basis for evaluation of
effectiveness, improvement planning and service excellence.
Drive effective budgeting and business planning to optimise the delivery of the
Marketing Services activities.
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Provide appropriate and sound advice, recommendations, analysis and expert
commentary to support informed executive decision-making and planning.
External
Peers from Domestic and International Universities and other organisations
Agency relationships
Ranking agencies
Government Departments, institutions and agencies.
Key participants in the marketing sector
Preferred
Postgraduate qualification or a relevant recognised professional credential.
Demonstrated capacity to build and influence strong relationships across internal
and external senior stakeholders.
Highly strategic, articulate, and collaborative.
TECHNICAL SKILLS AND Essential: Proficiency in the Microsoft suite of programmes; well-developed
KNOWLEDGE: keyboard and word-processing skills
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DIRECT BUDGET Operating budget of circa $7 million per annum
ACCOUNTABILITY:
HEALTH AND SAFETY: Act and work in a manner compliant with current health and safety at work
legislation and University procedures, frameworks and guidelines. Role model
safe behaviour and practices, share the responsibility to prevent harm and
contribute to a safe campus and work environment, including raising workplace
health and safety concerns for self, students, visitors and other staff.