Account Manager

I am a female entrepreneur who believes in building up everyone that I work with so I like to give direct feedback to help mentor you as well! The hours for this full-time position are from 9am-5pm Central Time, and potential raises are based off of performance. I really want to create an ongoing relationship that is not only financially lucrative but fun for both of us!

So… what’s the job of the project manager?
Needless to say, there are a lot of moving parts within a marketing agency. There are diverse projects, growing rosters of clients, and internal team members with varying levels of expertise.

That’s where the project manager comes into play. When you boil it all down, the primary job of the project manager is to ensure deliverables make it to clients on time and within ---------- sounds simple when you put it in plain language like that. But getting that job done actually requires a lot of work. Your typical project manager will wear a bunch of different hats and handle a variety of tasks. These might include:

- Meeting with clients to understand their project goals and requirements
- Establishing and managing project scope
- Planning a project manager calendar and budget
- Contributing to client proposals and quotes
- Scheduling and hosting a project kickoff meeting, along with frequent check-ins
- Assigning tasks and responsibilities
- Streamlining communication between internal team members
- Monitoring project progress and clearing roadblocks
- Double-checking all project deliverables for accuracy
- Sending progress updates to clients
- Delivering the final project and summary to the client
- Think of the project manager within a marketing agency as the glue that holds the whole thing together — they’re the ones
responsible for keeping projects on track.

Exceptional verbal and written English proficiency is a must to be considered for this role, so please include a cover letter in your application.

If you would like to be considered for this role you must include #managetheaccounts in the subject line... that way I know that you read the entire description.