Middlemore
International Marketing Strategy Manager

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International Marketing Strategy Manager
London or Dublin | Permanent | £80,000–£100,000 / €70,000–€90,000
Middlemore is currently representing an International Insurance business.
We’re looking for an experienced marketing and growth professional to help shape international strategy and uncover new opportunities across global markets.
This is a high-profile role for someone who can turn market insight and client understanding into focused campaigns, compelling content and measurable commercial impact. You’ll work closely with senior leaders across multiple countries and functions, taking ideas from initial analysis through to delivery and evaluation.
The role will involve:
- Identifying growth opportunities through market research, client insight and industry analysis.
- Shaping marketing priorities, integrated campaigns and tailored value propositions.
- Developing thought leadership and content that speaks to different sectors and audiences.
- Leading cross-functional projects, including digital, client insight and sales enablement initiatives.
- Using marketing data to measure performance and improve future activity.
- Preparing strategic recommendations and updates for senior stakeholders.
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About you You’ll bring at least seven years’ experience in strategic marketing, growth, customer strategy, insights or a related field, ideally within a complex, international organisation. Experience in strategy consulting, go-to-market strategy or commercial transformation would be valuable, as would a strong track record in B2B marketing and integrated campaign delivery.


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You’ll be commercially minded, analytical and confident working with senior stakeholders across different markets. Most importantly, you’ll know how to translate customer and market insight into clear propositions and activity that supports growth.
The opportunity Choose to work from London or Dublin, with flexible working from home or the office. The package includes a competitive salary, pension, 25 days’ holiday plus bank holidays, private healthcare, life assurance, income protection and a range of additional benefits.
If you’re ready to help shape international growth through insight-led marketing, we’d like to hear from you.
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