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Chief Marketing Officer - Hybrid

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Chief Marketing Officer – Hybrid
Location: You can be based from any of our office locations: Birmingham, Leicester, Cannock, Cardiff, or London, with regular travel to all other UK offices
Salary:Circa £120,000 per annum, DOE + Excellent Benefits
Contract Type: Permanent, Full time
What We Can Offer You: Hybrid Working, Performance-Related Bonus, Life Assurance, Additional Holiday Purchase, Subsidised Gym Memberships, Cycle to Work scheme, Discount Vouchers, and Access to Wellbeing Resources!
Why Do We Want You
We are seeking a strategic and influential Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) to lead and optimise our marketing functions across Wilmington plc.
Your expertise in multi-channel B2B and B2C marketing, coupled with a proven track record in driving revenue growth through effective lead generation, will be instrumental in enhancing our market presence.
Your ability to navigate a complex, matrixed organisation and foster strong relationships with stakeholders will be key to your success in this role.
Please note: To complete your application, you will be redirected to Wilmington plc’s career site. We shortlist all applicants who meet the essential role criteria, and guarantee an interview for candidates with disabilities who meet these criteria. For reasonable adjustments or to apply under our interview guarantee scheme, please use the contact details provided once you have clicked “apply”!
Job Purpose, Tasks, and Responsibilities
As the CMO, you will be responsible for ensuring that the group's marketing activities drive customer acquisition and revenue growth.
This includes providing clarity on customer and competitor landscapes and implementing targeted multi-channel campaigns with mechanisms to monitor and evaluate success.
Additionally, you will assess and optimise the structure and capabilities of marketing teams within our business units.
You will be responsible for:
• Ensuring each Business Unit (BU) has clear competitor analysis (pricing, product, volume).
• Ensuring each BU has clear customer analysis (size of customer wallet, product requirements).
• Analysing market trends relevant to each BU.
• Monitoring the efficiency and performance of each campaign, including channels, leads, and cost of delivery.
• Evaluating the need for strategic partnerships to enhance marketing activities and support their development.
• Overseeing the performance of strategic partners against contractual deliverables, KPIs, and SLAs.
• Ensuring optimal organisational design and capability development within each marketing team.
• Optimising supporting technologies for marketing teams.
What’s the Best Thing About This Role
You will have full autonomy to work with each Wilmington marketing team, understanding their operations and marketplaces.
This blank slate allows you to direct how we maximise market opportunities and ROI, shaping the marketing teams and their campaigns to drive success.
What’s the Most Challenging Thing About This Role
Operating within a complex, matrixed business environment, you will need experience in such settings and strong stakeholder management skills to gain the trust of the marketing teams and Managing Directors (MDs) of individual businesses.
Balancing the needs of each business unit while implementing cohesive marketing strategies will be a significant challenge.
What We’re Looking For
To be successful in this role, you must have / be:
• Experience in a multi-channel approach to market.
• Proficiency in managing multi-channel B2B and B2C marketing, including digital, content, brand, and social media.
• Significant experience in managing strategic partnerships, such as digital marketing agencies.
• Proven track record of growing revenue through increased lead generation.
• Consultative and hands-on approach within a matrix environment.
• Strong commercial acumen and analytical skills, with experience in data-driven decision-making.
• Inspirational leadership style and experience in fostering a performance culture.
• Ability to effectively track and accurately forecast campaign success.
• Willingness to quickly gain a deep understanding of the Business Units, their markets, and competitive landscapes.
To be successful in this role, it would be great if you have:
• Experience using CRM systems and data analytics tools to forecast, track, and optimise marketing performance.
• International marketing experience.
We know it’s not a skill, but the successful candidate must have permission to work in the role’s location by the start of their employment.
About Us
Wilmington plc is a recognised knowledge leader and partner of choice for data, information, education, and training in the global Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) markets.
Our businesses provide customers with a complementary range of information, data, training, and education solutions that support them in responding to emerging areas of risk and the evolving role of compliance.
We are united by a shared ambition and purpose: to have a positive impact on people’s lives and society as a whole.
Find What You’re Looking For
We are ambitious and inclusive, filled with integrity and curiosity. We are Wilmington plc. Are you Join us and achieve more within your career with mutual respect, support, and fair rewards.
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