FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Marketing Manager, Gaming position?
The primary focus is to deliver industry-leading marketing support for the gaming and esports business, enhancing the Williams brand and reputation while ensuring alignment with the company's values and behaviors.
Where is the working location for this role?
The role will split time between our offices in central London (Tottenham Court Rd) and Grove, Oxfordshire.
What are the main areas of responsibility for the Marketing Manager, Gaming?
Main responsibilities include managing gaming-related marketing projects, collaborating with various marketing functions, managing partner relationships for campaigns, liaising with the Merchandise & Licensing team, and ensuring adherence to company processes and values.
What qualifications are preferred for this role?
Extensive experience in marketing within sports or entertainment, exposure to partnerships, events, and content is ideal, along with a relevant qualification in Marketing, Business, Events, or Communications.
Is the Marketing Manager, Gaming role focused solely on esports?
While there is a significant focus on esports, the role encompasses all gaming-related marketing activities, including fan engagement, content, partnerships, and merchandise.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, attendance at events and on-site delivery of campaigns will require travel as necessary.
What kind of team culture does Williams Racing promote in this role?
The role aims to instill a professional, supportive, and collaborative culture into team operations, aligned with the overall Williams brand values.
Can I expect opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, Williams Racing believes in nurturing talent and offers real-world experience, which may include professional development opportunities.
Does Williams Racing value diversity in hiring?
Yes, Atlassian Williams Racing is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion.
Will I be required to manage third-party agencies and suppliers?
Yes, part of the role involves liaising with third-party agencies and suppliers to build strong working relationships and manage their output.