3 field marketing manager jobs found

Creative Circle Graphic Designer Scope: Permanent, salaried Location: Palm Beach Gardens, FL On-Site Requirement: 5 days per week (this is firm) Salary Range: $75-$85K About the Role Our client, an industry-leading supplement company, is seeking a Graphic Designer to join their onsite marketing team. In this role, you will turn wellness concepts into visuals that are clear, engaging, and impactful. Your work will span digital campaigns, educational content, product packaging, and print materials. This is a full-time position based onsite five days a week in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. What You Will Do Collaborate with marketing and product development teams to bring storytelling to life through eye-catching campaigns Design digital materials including social media content, email assets, web graphics, and educational visuals Create product packaging, print collateral, and event displays that connect science and style Translate wellness concepts into designs that...

Peabody Essex Museum Reporting directly to the Chief Philanthropy Officer, the Director of Membership, Leadership and Annual Giving will oversee the strategic direction, communication, structure and administration of these programs while stewarding a robust portfolio of donors and cultivating new and deepening relationships across multiple funding streams. The aim of this position is to secure approximately $3M+ annually in unrestricted revenue in support of PEM's mission by maximizing donor retention and creating an exciting philanthropic experience. The Director will oversee all aspects of the East India Marine Associates (EIMA) program, the museum's leadership giving and membership group, by managing relationships within a portfolio of donors. Additionally, the Director is responsible for all solicitation, cultivation and stewardship efforts towards achieving annual goals, working in close partnership with development colleagues and volunteer leaders. This includes the...

Saint Louis Art Museum Summary: The Hope R. Edison and Julian I. Edison Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photography operates with a high degree of independence to provide creative vision and strategic leadership for the department and its collections. This role is central to developing and executing a dynamic, rigorous program of exhibitions and publications that enhances the collection's profile and increases audience engagement, achieved through collaboration within the Curatorial Division and across the Museum. Core responsibilities include establishing and managing departmental priorities, budgets, and major projects. The Curator will lead and supervise departmental staff, handling recruitment, assignments, performance reviews, and professional development to maintain a high-quality workforce. The Curator will assume primary responsibility for the collection's development, interpretation, and scholarly assessment through research, publications, exhibitions, and strategic...