Planning Manager
Description
Planning Manager - Maxus Indonesia
Overview of job
In this role, you will have full responsibility for day to day activities on the client(s) assigned. You will be the overall in charge of handling the daily operational work in alignment with the collaborative resource including traditional and digital investment team. The role will manage full media service including integrated media strategy proposal on both traditional and digital media activities, media intelligence updates and post evaluation reports. You will be expected to build and maintain a good relationship with internal and external collaborative teams to facilitate daily operation.
Reporting of the role This role reports to Planning Associate Director
3 best things about the job:
- Have direct coaching from strategic planning team senior members
- Demonstrate the true self and talent in a liberated spirit team
- Develop strong client management skill
Measures of success – In three months, you would have:
- Manage and deliver integrated media plans
- Independently respond 50%+ queries from client
- Demonstrate cooperative spirit with team members
In six months, you would have:
- Independently respond 70% queries from client
- Motivate and manage well for the subordinated team member
In 12 months, you would have:
- Upscale the strategic planning skill and gain satisfactory feedback from client
- Independently handle the whole planning process and run the day-to-day activities smoothly
Responsibilities of the role: Make every effort to enhance planning quality and make our excellent delivery highly visible to key clients.
- Provide high-quality strategy and tactics in client proposal and reporting
- Strong problem solving capability and implementation capacity.
- Manage day to day operational work on the given client(s) with the team
- Ensure client projects are kept on track while adhering to campaign objectives.
- Manage the daily communication with multiple parties; able to tackle sudden requests/issues with proper attitude and professional skills.
- Understand and be familiar with GroupM tools to upscale the quality of planning proposal
- Support new client pitch o new business proposal to existing clients when necessary
- Have a profound understanding and upholding company's mission and values.
What you will need:
Above 4-5 years proven experience of Media planning, (4A agency is preferred) Work experience with established high end brands preferred Good at English reading & writing.
About Maxus Our team of around 2,500 people across 55 markets worldwide work for some of the world’s most well-known advertisers. Maxus has been the fastest growing agency network over the last five years, and at the heart of this sits our mantra of Leaning into Change. We embrace technology and innovation, challenging our clients to move forward; providing solutions that deliver tangible benefit to their business.
We are driven by our internal PACE values: Passionate, Agile, Collaborative and Entrepreneurial. We hire, train and reward based on these behaviours. While Maxus operates with the freedom of smaller independent agency, it is still able to draw on the resources of GroupM. This has allowed us to provide each of our talent the opportunity to reach their potential, many of whom have been recognised this year alone at Media Week, as well as the Crème de la Crème Media Award. To learn more about Maxus, visit us at http://maxusglobal.com
Indonesia market overview Indonesia is one of the fastest growing and most dynamic markets in the world, with a population in excess of 260 million. It’s stable political climate and increasing consumer disposable income has meant that Indonesia is now firmly on the radar for MNCs seeking to invest in emerging markets.
Whilst the Indonesian media landscape is still dominated by terrestrial TV, with 65% of all advertising spend, digital is now poised to go through a period of exponential growth. There are more than 70 million internet users in Indonesia and 70% of them are accessing the web via mobile. As a marketer, the opportunity to transform a media landscape on such a scale is unprecedented in the APAC region.