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Job Title: Marketing and Communications Coordinator
Location
Type of contract: CDD
Remuneration: [FCFA Feeder, if applicable]
Job Description: The Marketing and Communication Coordinator links management, internal teams and service providers to deploy a company’s marketing and communication actions
The marketing and communication coordinator makes the link between management, internal teams and service providers to deploy the marketing and communication actions of a company
Main duties
Define and implement marketing plans
Operational deployment: Implement action plans, multi-support campaigns and communication projects decided by management.
Digital animation: Manage and animate the company’s social networks as well as email campaigns
Stakeholder coordination: Interfacing between internal teams, partner agencies and external service providers
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Experience
Technical and behavioural skills:
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