Marketing Manager

A Marketing Manager at Chevron sees a flat quarter and asks what Google Tag Manager the team forgot to use. The thing worth noting is how much Chevron trusts you here — $103,000 - $146,000, sales marketing ownership, and a long runway, all from 6 years in. Key Responsibilities Represent Chevron at trade shows, conferences, and local networking events Win back the accounts a previous Marketing Manager let slip Close the gap between what marketing promises and sales delivers Forecast demand and align marketing investment with sales objectives Feed sales the Strategic Planning signals that say a buyer is ready now Carry the NV number and the relationships that make it real Track pipeline performance and report results to leadership each week Qualify hard, so the manager team only chases real money What You'll Bring Comfort being the newest person in the room and the loudest in the notes Demonstrated comfort presenting to manager leadership The kind of reliability that earns you the hard assignments 6 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it Reliable, accountable, and committed to following through An eye for the slow-to-anger detail that separates fine from finished A remote-friendly bias toward action, balanced by knowing when to wait We are a refreshingly-candid sales marketing company, and Chevron calls Sparks, NV home. Psychological safety is something we actively build, so disagreeing in good faith is encouraged. Here is the deal: $103,000 - $146,000, a mentor who answers, benefits that hold up, and a flexible freelance schedule that fits real life. Updated today and reviewed daily, the sales marketing role stays open. #J-18808-Ljbffr Chevron