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Influencer Marketing Manager We are looking for an experienced Influencer Marketing Manager to lead our growing Influencer Marketing Business Unit. This role is responsible for managing projects, leading the team, improving workflows, and ensuring outstanding campaign delivery for our clients. This is not simply a coordinator or senior specialist position. We are looking for someone who can build a high-performing team, strengthen operational processes, and drive business results. Key Responsibilities Oversee end-to-end influencer campaigns from client briefing through execution, delivery, and reporting. Plan project timelines, priorities, and team capacity to ensure campaigns are delivered on schedule. Allocate work effectively across the Influencer Marketing team, interns, and freelancers. Monitor campaign progress, including creator management, content production, client approvals, posting schedules, and project risks. Review and ensure the quality of creator lists, campaign content, and client reports before delivery. Collaborate closely with Account Executives, Production, Marketing, Finance, and cross-functional teams. Proactively identify issues, recommend solutions, and escalate critical matters when necessary. Prepare dashboards and weekly/monthly performance reports for the Influencer Marketing Business Unit. Coach, mentor, and develop team members while monitoring performance and accountability. Improve workflows, SOPs, and operational processes to increase efficiency and reduce repetitive work. Ensure smooth project delivery even when managing multiple campaigns and changing priorities. Qualifications 2–4+ years of experience in Influencer Marketing, Creator Marketing, KOL Management, or a Marketing Agency. Proven experience managing multiple campaigns simultaneously from planning to completion. Previous experience leading, coaching, and managing team members. Strong project management, prioritization, and organizational skills. Ability to identify risks, solve problems proactively, and make sound decisions. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Open to feedback with a continuous learning mindset. Highly responsible, detail-oriented, and committed to delivering quality work. Proficient in Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel, presentation software, and project management tools. Experience with TikTok campaigns, KOC, Seeding, Affiliate Marketing, or high-volume influencer campaigns is a strong advantage. We're Looking For Someone Who Wants to be a true people manager, not just hold the title. Enjoys building better teams, stronger systems, and more efficient operations. Is confident in making decisions and taking ownership of outcomes. Is excited to grow with a fast-growing Influencer Marketing business. Understands that a manager's success is measured by team performance, operational excellence, and client satisfaction—not individual execution alone. Reality Check This role is not for someone who waits for instructions. You'll be expected to think strategically, lead people, solve problems proactively, and manage multiple campaigns simultaneously while maintaining high-quality delivery. Location: Little Things59 — Back Office Saphan Khwai Studio (depending on project schedule) Employment Type: Full-time
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