Leo Burnett Group

Project Manager

• Exposure to the entire portfolio & brand team clients, briefing creative across a long line-up of consumer brands, supporting major tentpole moments for each through KFR/KRM 
• Opportunity to be on the front lines of an innovative, personalized marketing campaign(s) powered by data from one of the largest CPG databases
• Brief a creative team on a weekly basis powered by brand objectives, data-informed optimizations and strategically-driven recommendations to deliver the most relevant and personalized content possible to consumers inbox.
•  Lead client discussions on project plans to ensure client understands project flow and due dates needed in order to meet end goals
• Manage top-down and bottom-up scopes, project schedules, resource plans and risk & change management plans, utilizing appropriate tools
• Keeping clients and internal teams moving in the same direction
• Effectively handling risk, escalating when needed and assisting the team in resolution
• Contributing to the development of methodologies, standards and best practices to streamline processes and create efficiencies for the Project Management capability and train team members when applicable
• Demonstrate strong written and oral communication skills

 Experience Desired:

• 3-5 years of Project Management, Marketing or related experience
• PMP and/or CSM Certification (or desire to get this)
• Working knowledge of enterprise tools 
• Experience with managing the process of design and delivery of campaigns
• Experience developing and managing programs and working with discipline leads and project teams to execute on campaigns

 Soft skills (client/team culture, communication style, flexibility, etc.):

• Demonstrate grit and extreme ownership
• Exude positivity
• Meet problems head-on and view them as opportunities
• Are self-reliant and motivated
• Communicate fearlessly 

Gigs are short-term projects at companies within Publicis Groupe, and you are encouraged to apply if you have time and/or are looking to take on extra work. You know how you balance your time better than anyone else, so we ask that you consider your current workload and allocations when taking on a gig. If a gig catches your eye, fuels your passion, or just feels like a way to pitch in, and if you think you can take it on, we encourage you to apply.

Gigs are not full-time role changes, you remain in your current role and get to work on the gig for the designated amount of time. Gigs offer the opportunity to reframe your skills and experience to work on a new variety of projects.