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Marketing Manager – New Site Openings

Manchester | Hybrid – 3 days in the office / 2 from home
Frequent travel required

I’m currently recruiting on behalf of a fantastic hospitality client who is continuing to grow its portfolio and is looking for an experienced Marketing Manager with proven new-site opening experience.

If you’ve previously led the marketing for new venue, restaurant, hospitality or leisure openings, this could be a really exciting opportunity.

What really stands out about this business is the culture. They’re a company that welcomes creativity, fresh thinking and new ideas, and genuinely gives people the autonomy to make things happen. It’s a refreshing environment where your opinion matters, you’re encouraged to challenge the norm and you’ll have the freedom to put your own stamp on your work.

This is a role with genuine ownership. You’ll lead the marketing journey for new sites from the early planning stages, through launch and into the all-important first few months of trading.

You’ll be responsible for understanding the local market and customer, shaping the proposition and building a marketing strategy that creates awareness, generates demand and ultimately drives bookings, footfall and sales.

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You’ll work closely with teams across Operations, Property, Finance, People and F&B, alongside agency and creative partners, so you’ll need to be comfortable leading complex projects, managing multiple stakeholders and keeping things moving against tight deadlines.

The role:

  • Lead the end-to-end marketing strategy for new site openings
  • Develop pre-launch, launch and post-opening campaigns
  • Use customer, competitor and local market insight to shape the approach
  • Create integrated campaigns that generate awareness and demand
  • Manage agencies, creative development, budgets and timelines
  • Act as the marketing lead within wider opening project teams
  • Track bookings, sales and early trading performance
  • Use performance data to identify opportunities and adjust activity
  • Lead post-opening reviews and help improve the approach for future launches
  • Travel to sites as required

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What my client is looking for:

New-site opening experience is essential. You’ll ideally have experience within hospitality, leisure, retail or another multi-site consumer environment and have personally been involved in taking new locations from pre-launch through to opening and beyond.

You’ll also bring:

  • Strong integrated marketing campaign experience
  • Excellent project and stakeholder management skills
  • A commercial mindset and understanding of demand generation
  • Experience managing agencies, creative partners and budgets
  • Confidence using data and insight to inform decisions
  • The ability to balance strategic thinking with hands-on delivery
  • A proactive, organised and solutions-focused approach

If you’re someone who has ideas, wants to have a voice and enjoys being given the freedom to turn those ideas into reality, this is a business where you can genuinely do that.

And if you love the energy of a new opening and want to see a direct connection between your marketing and the success of a new site, I’d love to hear from you.

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Skills

New Site Openings
Integrated Marketing Campaigns
Project Management
Stakeholder Management
Demand Generation
Agency Management
Budget Management
Market Analysis
Data Analysis
Strategic Planning
Hospitality Marketing
Campaign Development

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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