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Flagger Force

Traffic control services with community focus

Marketing Manager

Marketing Generalist & ManagementPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeHummelstown, PA, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, business, or a related field is required; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
  • At least 7 years of progressive marketing experience, including building and leading teams.
  • A proven track record of taking ownership of a marketing function or program and improving it through new strategy, tools, and methods.
  • Experience selecting and managing agencies, staff augmentation partners, and freelancers, including scope, performance, budget, and return on investment.
  • Experience leading public relations and media relations, including earned media, executive visibility, and award programs.
  • Hands-on depth across core marketing disciplines, including brand, content, digital, events, and sales enablement.
  • Strong writing, storytelling, and creative direction skills, with a strong eye for design and brand consistency.
  • Fluency in marketing analytics, website and digital performance tools, and campaign reporting.
  • Demonstrated use of marketing technology, automation, and artificial intelligence tools to improve speed and scale.
  • Project management skills and digital fluency, including tools such as Jira, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Cloud, customer relationship management and marketing automation tools, and LinkedIn.
  • Ability to lead or support cross-functional work as needed.

Responsibilities

  • Lead marketing planning, set priorities, manage the budget, track results, and establish clear roles and processes.
  • Develop and execute an annual marketing plan aligned with company growth priorities, sales targets, and key client segments, including utilities, departments of transportation, municipalities, and contractors.
  • Translate business goals into campaigns and programs with defined objectives, budgets, timelines, and success measures.
  • Monitor market trends, competitor activity, and client needs, and share insights with leadership to inform positioning and growth strategy.
  • Lead the business-to-business brand and messaging strategy for infrastructure, utility, and construction clients.
  • Develop the community pillar of the brand by communicating how the company invests in and supports its communities.
  • Partner with human resources and field recruiting to communicate the company's second-chance workforce development commitment to clients, candidates, and the public, including through recruitment marketing across operating regions.
  • Center stories on the people behind the work and their impact on job sites.
  • Own brand standards, templates, and the creative design system, enabling teams to use approved materials while maintaining quality and consistency.
  • Partner with sales and client development leaders to build campaigns, content, and tools that support pipeline growth, client retention, and expansion into new markets.
  • Develop and maintain sales enablement materials, including capability presentations, case studies, proposal content, and service collateral.
  • Lead trade show, industry conference, and client event strategy and execution, including planning, budgeting, follow-up, and results tracking.
  • Own the company website and digital marketing channels, including search engine optimization, paid media, email marketing, and social media, focusing on performance and continuous improvement.
  • Lead public relations strategy and media relations for brand, business, and recruiting objectives, using press releases, story pitching, company announcements, and award submissions to build visibility with trade, business, and local media.
  • Develop executive visibility and thought leadership opportunities, and prepare company spokespeople for media interviews, speaking engagements, and industry recognition.
  • Maintain a calendar of newsworthy business events, media lists, press materials, and coverage tracking.
  • Support issues and reputation management with senior leadership, ensuring timely, accurate, and consistent external responses.
  • Manage external public relations partners shared across Marketing and Public Affairs, and build in-house capacity for public relations work over time.
  • Coordinate with the Public Affairs Manager to align marketing, public relations, and public affairs strategies.
  • Build shared storytelling around workforce development, community impact, and safety for clients, candidates, policymakers, and industry leaders.
  • Provide marketing and creative execution support for public affairs initiatives, including content, design, events, and channel support; Public Affairs leads legislative priorities and policy positioning.
  • Plan announcements, events, and campaigns jointly using a shared calendar and clarify ownership between Marketing and Public Affairs.
  • Lead and develop the marketing team, including the Marketing Coordinator and Creative Specialist, by assessing capabilities, defining roles, and coaching team members.
  • Select, manage, and integrate staff augmentation partners, agencies, and freelancers; define scope, hold partners accountable for performance, and integrate them with the internal team.
  • Determine the appropriate mix of internal capability and external support, and recommend when to develop skills, hire, or use external partners.
  • Evaluate and implement marketing technology, automation, and artificial intelligence tools to increase output, quality, and speed.
  • Build workflows, intake, and measurement systems that make requests visible, sequenced, and delivered on time.
  • Introduce new approaches, channels, and methods, and help the broader team adopt them.
  • Provide senior leaders with regular updates on marketing performance, campaign results, and areas of focus.
  • Coordinate with the Internal Communications team to align external and internal messaging and ensure employees hear important news first.
  • Perform special projects assigned by the Associate Vice President of Strategy and Communications or department leadership.

About the Company

Flagger Force

Traffic control services with community focus

Flagger Force provides traffic control services to keep communities moving safely, deploying trained flaggers and traffic-control devices to manage work zones around construction, utilities, and public works projects. On site, supervisors coordinate with project managers, set up safe work zones, monitor conditions, and adapt to changes to keep motorists moving smoothly. The company emphasizes safety, service, and community impact through a culture of leadership and integrity, along with opportunities for career growth and community giving. Its goal is to maintain safe, reliable traffic flow while offering meaningful careers and supporting the communities it serves.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Hummelstown, PA
Founded
2002

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