Oversee Japanese localization of global marketing websites and email campaigns, prioritize concurrent projects, direct vendors, and improve automated production workflows and digital processes.
About this role
This lead role sits in Apple’s Marketing Communications function and heads the Channel and Partner Communications team. It covers channel and retail-partner communications, connecting brand work with routes to market and consumer engagement across a global organization.
The work spans online and offline retail environments, consumer journeys and digital-platform engagement, as well as visual merchandising, retail marketing and campaigns, point-of-sale (POS), and customer-engagement programs. The lead handles ATL and BTL brand communications, reviews partner ideas and creative concepts, works with creative teams, and takes projects through completion while influencing stakeholders and solving strategic problems.
Applicants must have at least 18 years of experience in a marketing or advertising agency or an in-house marketing communications organization, plus at least 10 years leading and developing a team. These are the stated minimum experience requirements.
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