The Role

The Assistant Brand Manager will support the growth of the Green Thumb family of brands. As an Assistant Brand Manager at Green Thumb, you will bring your enthusiasm for marketing and the cannabis industry and work collaboratively & cross-functionally with business development teams, sales, supply chain, and external partners to drive key initiatives and deliver results. Bring your consumer focus and help us make great things happen! 

Responsibilities

Work with the Sr. Brand Manager, and cross-functional teams to develop and execute brand plans including new product launches, expansions, and assist in the development of integrated marketing campaigns
Create collateral, merch, and other items that integrate brand marketing information and communicates key marketing programs, brand and product information to assist the sales teams
Support consumer and trade communications and promotions, including coordination with sales, retail, field marketing, and partners.
Track brand forecasts and brand marketing expenses, including advertising and consumer promotions, throughout the year to manage within the given budget
Work with the field marketing team, sales team, and Brand leads to ensure the strategies and tactical plans are executed for our sponsored events and related industry functions

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, Management, or a related field
Relevant brand marketing experience in the CPG industry is a HUGE plus, but not required
Exceptional organization and project management skills
Strong writing, presentation and verbal communication skills
Comfortable with ambiguity and able to effectively balance pace and execution
Demonstrated skill in building and working in strong cross-functional teams
Genuine interest in and passion for the cannabis industry

Additional Requirements

Must pass any and all required background checks
Must be and remain compliant with all legal or company regulations for working in the industry

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