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Senior Marketing Manager, Demand Generation Campaigns

Financial Times·London, United Kingdom·On-site·Full-time
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Posted
18 August 2026
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Type
Full-time
Arrangement
On-site
United Kingdom
Deadline
17 September 2026
closes in 19d
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Summary

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Join the Financial Times, a leading global news organization, as a Senior Marketing Manager for Demand Generation Campaigns. In this role, you will design, plan, and orchestrate integrated B2B demand generation campaigns that drive customer acquisition, lead generation, and pipeline growth. You will work closely with the Global Head of Marketing and the wider B2B Marketing organization to develop global campaign strategies and integrated campaign plans. This position offers a collaborative culture, opportunities for growth, and a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Role

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Join the Financial Times, a leading global news organization, as a Senior Marketing Manager for Demand Generation Campaigns. In this role, you will design, plan, and orchestrate integrated B2B demand generation campaigns that drive customer acquisition, lead generation, and pipeline growth. You will work closely with the Global Head of Marketing and the wider B2B Marketing organization to develop global campaign strategies and integrated campaign plans. This position offers a collaborative culture, opportunities for growth, and a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Key responsibilities

  • Develop and lead the global demand generation campaign strategy in support of customer acquisition, lead generation, and pipeline growth.
  • Design multi-channel campaign plans aligned with audience priorities, commercial objectives, and go-to-market strategies.
  • Monitor campaign performance, pipeline contribution, and marketing effectiveness across channels, and drive continuous improvement through structured campaign reviews.