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THE RESPONSABILITIES OF A MARKETING DIRECTOR
Grasu Laura-MadalinaGroup: 8211
Year: II
A marketing director performs many duties aimed at developing and implementing the long- and short-term marketing strategies of his employe;
Depending on the size of his organization, a marketing director may also oversee a team of junior marketing professionals.
Brand developmentPerhaps the most important duty performed
by a marketing director is the development of her employer’s brand;
In many environments, a marketing director represents his employer in the media;
He represents the firm at charitable events and other happenings taking place throughout the community;
DUTIES OF THE MARKETING DIRECTOR
Development and implementation of the Brand strategy;
Developing the marketing strategy for new and existing products;
Guiding the day to day activities of the marketing team;
Overseeing implementation of the Marketing strategy - including campaigns, events, digital marketing.
They must know what your competition is doing.
They must be able to spot trends and act on them first.
They must stay up-to-date with news, research, and any other information that directly affects your product or service.
REQUIREMENTS OF THE ROLE
Confident, driven and dynamic leader; Professional attitude within the team; Entrepreneurial mindset with the ability
to identify original branding opportunities;
The marketing director should be able to inform all customers of safe product handling.
The marketing director's responsibilities involve , marketing, profitability and sales, reporting, purchasing, inventory, service, maintenance, and other duties as requested by management.
The marketing director will need to maintain a positive attitude that promotes teamwork within the company and a favorable image of the company.
Bibliography
http://www.businessknowledgesource.com/marketing/roles_and_responsibilities_of_your_marketing_director_026255.html
http://www.pmpconnect.com/marketing_director_description.htm