AirPlus
Marketing Manager

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Company Description
We are Europe's leading B2B payment company on a mission to simplify and transform how businesses pay, manage, and optimize their spending. Operating across Europe and North America, we combine financial technology with deep industry expertise to deliver smart, secure, and scalable payment solutions.
Role Description
We are looking for an amazing, creative, and data-driven marketing enthusiast who knows how to excite others for the innovative and market-leading AirPlus products and services. As the Marketing Manager UK & US, you will be responsible for the execution of local omnichannel Marketing activities in our key English-speaking markets.
Your Mission
- You will develop and implement the marketing strategy for the UK and US markets – targeted, data-driven, and always with a focus on ROI.
- You will conceptualize and manage creative campaigns across channels such as LinkedIn, Google Ads, HubSpot, and others, ensuring they not only generate reach but also deliver real added value.
- You will contribute fresh ideas to generate leads, engage customers, and leverage cross-selling and upselling potential in collaboration with our sales teams.
- You will create content that not only informs but also inspires – from blog posts and white papers to podcasts and webinars.
- You will plan and organize exciting events – both physical and digital – and ensure they are unforgettable.
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What you bring
- Several years of experience in digital B2B marketing – ideally in the payment, finance, or SaaS sector.
- A hands-on mentality, combined with creative thinking and a strategic perspective.
- Proficient in SEO/SEM, performance campaigns, paid social media, and related tools.
- Hands-on experience with Marketing Automation tools, such as HubSpot or Adobe Campaign
- Experience working with international teams and a passion for intercultural exchange.
- A successfully completed degree in marketing, communications, or a related field.


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What you can expect
- An international, collaborative team with flat hierarchies and plenty of creative freedom.
- Impactful projects in a rapidly evolving market.
- Opportunities for creative ideas, personal responsibility, and professional development.
- Flexible working hours and the option to work remotely.
- Variety – no two days are the same.
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