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Creative Project Manager

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Good American

Good American

201-500 employees

Fashion brand offering inclusive women's apparel

Consumer Goods

Senior, Expert

Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Category
Project Management
Art, Graphics & Animation
Business & Strategy
Required Skills
Communications
Marketing
Requirements
  • 6+ Years Experience: You have proven experience in managing complex projects and workflows within a fast-paced e-commerce or creative agency.
Responsibilities
  • Manage day-to-day communication, timelines, and deliverables across creative teams/vendors in support of product launches, photo shoots, design/brand projects, and marketing initiatives
  • Create project and distribute workback timelines to ensure campaign deliverables, including roadmaps, events, UGC, retail, wholesale, and other special projects, are on-time for their respective deadlines
  • Drive collaboration and communication cross-functionally to ensure creative delivery is aligned with set timelines and briefs; manage creative resourcing and ensure the team is aligned to priorities, timeframes and overall brief
  • Oversee the briefing process that will be used by multiple departments, making sure the creative team has what they need to execute projects
  • Manage and assign cross-functional Creative Request forms for new projects as they are requested.
  • Flag project roadblocks, schedule changes, potential missed deadlines, and shifting project scope with all stakeholders during weekly cross-functional meetings.
  • Determine and manage file organizational structure for creative team
  • Streamline communication across multiple departments and send out all roll-out emails to the company.
  • Coordinate sourcing to outside contractors and vendors as necessary.
  • Look ahead and plan strategies to alleviate rushed projects and maintain a healthy workload.
  • Partner closely with the Creative Director on long term strategic planning and creative resourcing, systems, and tools to support goals
  • Collaborate with the Director of Integrated Marketing to prepare status reports by gathering, analyzing, and summarizing relevant information.

Good American provides a variety of clothing for women of all shapes and sizes, including premium denim, swimwear, and bodysuits, designed to enhance confidence and style. The company uses a direct-to-consumer model, selling through their website, which allows for better customer engagement and data collection. What sets Good American apart is its commitment to inclusivity and sustainability, as evidenced by their B Corporation Certification. Their goal is to redefine the fashion industry by focusing on quality and making stylish clothing accessible to all women.

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$1.3M

Headquarters

Culver City, California

Founded

2016

Growth & Insights
Headcount

6 month growth

15%

1 year growth

15%

2 year growth

15%
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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The company's collaborations with high-profile figures like Victoria Monét and Lori Harvey enhance brand visibility and appeal.
  • Opening their first physical store and launching shop-in-shops in prestigious locations like Harrods indicate strong growth and market penetration.
  • The ambassador program and flexible payment options foster a loyal customer base and drive sales.

What critics are saying

  • The highly competitive fashion market requires continuous innovation to maintain relevance and market share.
  • Expanding into physical retail spaces introduces operational complexities and higher costs.

What makes Good American unique

  • Good American stands out in the fashion industry by emphasizing inclusivity and offering a wide range of sizes, unlike many competitors who focus on standard sizing.
  • Their B Corporation Certification highlights their commitment to social and environmental performance, setting them apart in a market where sustainability is increasingly important.
  • The direct-to-consumer model allows Good American to maintain control over their brand and customer experience, unlike traditional retail models.