Global Marketing Manager - Financial Institutions (Payments & Fintech)

About the role

Boston Consulting Group is looking for a Global Marketing Manager for its Financial Institutions Practice Area, covering the Payments & Fintech sector. Working with PA and sector leadership, the Marketing Manager turns commercial priorities into a focused marketing roadmap and acts as a strategic advisor to strengthen BCG's market positioning and client engagement. The role is temporary and spans regions, working closely with stakeholders in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.

Key responsibilities

• Contribute to the annual marketing strategy and lead execution across thought leadership, flagship industry moments, executive visibility, partnerships and internal communications
• Manage BCG's presence at key industry events, including audience strategy, invitee targeting, content coordination and post-event follow-through
• Manage publication pipelines, work with authors on storylines and formats, and oversee content distribution
• Elevate the market presence of senior leaders, including LinkedIn activation and executive visibility programmes
• Manage marketing and communication materials, internal communication platforms and social media (LinkedIn/Elevate) for PA leadership
• Deliver training to PA stakeholders on new tools and processes, such as LinkedIn publishing
• Summarise PA marketing activities and impact for the leadership team and the practice
• Lead and coach junior team members, including intern support, and provide data-driven reporting and performance analysis

Required profile

• 6-8 years of relevant experience
• Master's degree preferred
• Able to manage a segment of work or a sub-functional team independently, including projects, with business understanding
• Able to lead a team or work area of varied complexity and to coach others
• Able to resolve problems independently and set clear guidelines

Required skills

• Excellent execution, organisational and communication skills
• Ability to make independent decisions within existing marketing and communications guidelines