Intermediate Creative Specialist
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Role summary
Responsible for design and development of creative content, communications and marketing materials for company and brand marketing campaigns, including advertising, promotions, digital marketing and social media. Ensures that marketing and promotional materials are consistent with brand strategy. May work with external creative resources/agencies as needed. Typically requires an individual with expertise in print, video and new media design and production and creative services and/or marketing experience.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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