State Sales Manager: VIC & SA
Guardian
Australia (www.theguardian.com/au) launched in May 2013 as part of Guardian
News & Media (GNM), one of the largest English language newspaper websites
in the world (www.theguardian.com).
We are recruiting for a State Sales Manager
to join our Melbourne commercial team.
In this role you will be responsible for achieving revenue targets across a portfolio
of key agencies and clients in Victoria and South Australia, using all available
Guardian products and platforms.
The successful candidate will have a strong knowledge of content marketing, display
advertising, brand strategy, production processes, the Australian media
landscape and the Guardian brand and its editorial integrity. They will have
experience working collaboratively with multiple stakeholders and be self-sufficient,
goal-orientated, open-minded, self-aware, and resilient.
For more information please view the full job
description here.
To apply for this position, please upload your résumé (maximum three
pages) plus covering letter as one document. In your covering letter please
outline your motivation for applying for the role and why you think you are
suitable and why you are looking to
leave or have left your current/past position. Please note that applicants should be
legally eligible to work in Australia. We are unable to sponsor prospective
employees' visa applications.
This role is being offered
on a full-time, permanent basis.
Applications will remain open until this position is filled.
We believe that
our role in the Australian media is to give a voice to the most marginalised
people in society and value and respect all differences in all people —
including people of colour, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,
people from different social classes and people with disabilities (seen and
unseen). We believe that these communities must be centred in the work we do,
bringing a new perspective and a diversity of thought. We strongly encourage
applications from people with these identities and/or marginalised groups.