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Account Manager | Ad Tech Agency | Manchester (HYBRID 2-3 days in office)
A forward-thinking Manchester agency is growing, and looking for an Account Manager to join a well-established Account Handling team as a result. This is a genuine opportunity to take ownership of your own client base and build on relationships that are already strong.
As Account Manager, you'll lead on campaign planning and oversee delivery, optimisation and reporting across your accounts, while spotting opportunities to develop and grow them further.
What we're looking for:
- A couple of years account handling experience (gained agency-side), with a natural ability to build and nurture client relationships
- (Open to Senior Executive level candidates with strong display and/or mobile experience)
- Experience working across digital and media channels, particularly display and/or mobile
- Excellent communication skills and the confidence to engage clients directly
- Strong analytical skills, with the ability to shape tailored solutions for your client base
- A positive, professional mindset and genuine enthusiasm for the industry
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In return, you'll get:
- 26 days holiday + bank holidays
- Regular socials, away days and a genuinely collaborative culture
- Bonus opportunities
- Private health insurance (after Year 1)
- A team that puts a positive, supportive culture at its heart - this business has high employee retention, so roles like this don't come up too often with them.


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