T-Mobile Telecommunications

Sr. Manager, Entertainment Marketing

Charlotte, NC +1 In person Full-time

Location: Bellevue, Washington

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The Entertainment Marketing team is chartered with driving Brand and Business objectives through sponsorships, live experiences and talent relationships at the national and local levels.

The Senior Manager, Entertainment Marketing will lead a talented team responsible for managing a portfolio of sponsorships that provide meaningful experiences and benefits to customers, with a heavy focus on tentpole and experiential marketing campaigns. They will spearhead development of annual strategies, lead key relationships, drive planning and campaign execution and be accountable for performance measurement and executive recapping.

This person will be responsible for driving sponsorships and partnerships that support T-Mobile’s priorities using sound business rationale, consumer insights, and other business information.

The individual should have their finger on the pulse of culture, be creative and collaborative in their work, demonstrate extensive knowledge in building sponsorship campaigns for brands, and be a dynamic marketer with experience leading direct and cross-functional teams. The role will work closely with the Director, Entertainment Marketing on the overall portfolio and cross-functionally to deliver and implement integrated marketing plans with multiple internal departments, properties, agencies and senior-level leadership.

Responsibilities

Additional Locations: Charlotte, North Carolina

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