BMS Performance
Marketing Manager

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Help consumer brands tell their story
A forward-thinking technology business combining marketing, data and sustainability to create measurable impact.
Opportunity to shape brand strategy, content and digital marketing
The Role
A growing scale-up business operating at the intersection of marketing, data, and supply chain is seeking its first Marketing hire to lead marketing activity and help brands get noticed.
You will develop and execute brand and product marketing plans, create engaging content across digital channels, and work closely with sales, product, and operations teams to ensure consistent messaging. The role will also involve analysing campaign performance, improving engagement and positioning the business as a trusted, innovative partner to large brands.
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Location
Flexible hybrid working options - working from home with the ability to meet once a week in central London.
Requirements
- Experience marketing to large, recognisable consumer brands and engaging senior decision-makers. (Inhouse or agency)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Hands on execution across social media, content, events, email marketing and analytics
- Creative, strategic and commercially aware approach
- Collaborative working style with strong attention to detail
The Package
- Full-time permanent position
- Flexible working options.
- Salary: £45 to £55,000
The Company
This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing, purpose-led business tackling one of the biggest challenges facing the consumer industry: creating a more circular economy for single-use packaging.


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Using innovative technology and real-time data, the business is helping some of the world's largest consumer brands understand what happens to their packaging after it is used - turning recycling data into meaningful insight and measurable environmental impact.
Working at the intersection of technology, sustainability, data, and marketing, the business partners with major household-name brands to help them make better decisions, demonstrate progress, and accelerate the transition towards a more circular economy.
This is an opportunity to put your work in front of major brands while contributing to a business with a genuine environmental purpose.
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