Trade Marketer (Brackenfell) at Montego Pet Nutrition

Description
Your Role:

• You'll be the right hand to our Trade Marketing Manager—executing dazzling trade initiatives, coordinating with our global dream team, and making sure the right materials land in the right hands at the right time (no pressure). You'll also play the crucial role of peacemaker between the marketing and sales teams—think of yourself as a zen master with a label maker.

How you’ll make an impact:

Campaign Commander

• Help bring international trade campaigns to life with seamless execution (and maybe a little flair).
• Work closely with Business Development Specialists to keep everything aligned.
• Coordinate artwork, print orders, and POS materials like a total pro.
• Package, label, and dispatch marketing materials to their destinations—with style.

Project Maestro

• Keep creatives, suppliers, and internal stakeholders moving in perfect harmony.
• Spot issues early and escalate when needed—no nasty surprises here.

Supplier Whisperer & Inventory Guru

• Raise and process Purchase Requests and Purchase Orders like a procurement ninja.
• Chase invoices, liaise with finance, and ensure everyone gets paid on time (cheers!).
• Monitor stock of marketing materials like a hawk—because no one wants to run out of branded notebooks.

Admin Extraordinaire

• Keep documentation up to date and easy to access (chaos doesn’t stand a chance).
• Share updates, changes, and results with the wider team.
• Support the Trade Marketing Manager with admin tasks that keep everything running smoothly.

Requirements
What We’re Looking For: 

• A qualification in Marketing, Trade Marketing or something similar (NQF Level 6 minimum)
• A valid driving licence (Code B – time to put that playlist to good use on supplier visits)
• 1–3 years’ marketing experience (bonus points if it’s trade marketing)
• Confidence using MS Office like a boss
• Excellent communication skills – both face-to-face and in emails people actually read
• The rare gift of charming both creatives and finance folk