Product Marketing Section Manager

at  Honda

Date: 1 May 2024
Location: Bracknell, GB
Company: Honda Motor Europe Ltd
At Honda we embrace inclusion in our various policies, so whilst our contracts state that the hours are as required to fulfil the role with a minimum of 35 hours per week, we offer flexibility for when you work. The regular office hours are 08:00 – 16:00 Monday to Thursday with a half hour lunch break & 08:00 – 13:00 on a Friday. However, we offer flexibility of when you work with our daily flex-time start of between 07:00 and 11:00 providing that there is no business requirement.
Whilst there is no contractual right to work from home, the flexibility we offer is that you can request to work from home for a maximum of 50% of the working days in any one month, again providing there is no business requirement to attend the office.

ROLE:

The role of Motorcycle Product Marketing Manager is key to support strong delivery of marketing plans and assets from Honda Motor Europe (HME) as the central structure for European branches product Marketing Communication activities, to ensure the achievement of Honda Motorcycle Division Business Plan.
Reporting to the Marketing Department Manager, you will coordinate activities to produce compelling plans and content for new Product marketing campaigns and initiatives in line with the business objectives and support effective implementation across branches in Europe.
You will be required to have close collaboration across all the Marketing Department, close contact with Global Operations in Honda Motor (Japan), manage a small team, as well as other departments (Product, Research & Development, Sales, PR, Logistics, Accessories, Dealer Development, Training, etc) to ensure smooth delivery of marketing assets.
The role includes managing agencies, suppliers, and internal stakeholders, helping to organise and pro-actively coordinate projects for effective delivery within objectives and budget.
Managing and attending new model video & photo shootings and selected events in Europe is required as part of the role.