The Senior Executive, Digital Channels, Engagement & Performance plays a central role in how Ibec reaches, engages and learns from audiences across its digital channels.
Working with the Head of Digital Strategy & Platforms and colleagues across Corporate Affairs the role contributes to the development and evolution of Ibec’s digital communications and engagement strategy and is critical to translating that strategy into effective delivery across channels, platforms, data and emerging technology.
The role leads the day-to-day digital engine for Corporate Affairs bringing together digital channel management, audience and performance insight, digital platforms, analytics and optimisation. It ensures that Ibec’s websites, social media, email communications and other digital environments are well managed, that digital performance is understood and actively improved, and that colleagues across Corporate Affairs have the digital capability and insight needed to engage audiences effectively.
The role provides strong delivery leadership across digital activity, setting priorities, directing work, coordinating contributors and maintaining standards across multiple teams, channels and priorities. It also helps ensure that the digital platforms, CRM-enabled activity, email communications, martech tools, data and workflows underpinning this activity are connected, effective and fit for purpose working closely with Marketing & Brand, External Affairs, Internal Communications & Engagement, Commercial, IT, vendors and other relevant teams across Ibec.
This is not an IT systems implementation role or a marketing strategy role. It requires a broad digital perspective, combining strong understanding of digital communications and engagement, channels, audience behaviour, analytics and optimisation with sufficient technical fluency to work effectively across platforms, CRM, email, martech, data and AI-enabled tools.
The closing date for applications will be 3pm on 30th November
Digital Strategy, Channels & Engagement
Qualifications
Ibec Core Competencies
Bias towards action