Supervisor - Accounts
CurrentThe Account Supervisor position requires the ability to successfully focus the efforts of agency personnel so that projects are completed as proposed – on time, within budget and with a minimum of disruption to daily activity of client or agency.Outline expectations of, and communicate effectively with, agency team membersEffectively assign, delegate, coordinate and monitor the work of agency staff members assigned to client projectsDemonstrate an investment in, and… Show more The Account Supervisor position requires the ability to successfully focus the efforts of agency personnel so that projects are completed as proposed – on time, within budget and with a minimum of disruption to daily activity of client or agency.Outline expectations of, and communicate effectively with, agency team membersEffectively assign, delegate, coordinate and monitor the work of agency staff members assigned to client projectsDemonstrate an investment in, and commitment effectively with, the agency/client “team” to develop and support a positive mindset about the work, the client and the agency staff that is involvedEstablish rapport and trust with a range of staff members assigned to your account(s) – acknowledging the expectations of and on others, identifying team and project needs, remaining open to considering multiple points-of-viewProvide a model for project leadership . . . prepared and pro-active, thorough and accurateEncourage and demonstrate unity behind team and agency decision-makingEffectively incorporate senior staffers from account management as well as other departments as project objectives or issues warrantAs a Account Supervisor, we are required to employ a range of thinking and decision-making skills – “what if”, “critical” and “judicious” approaches to client issues and initiatives.Display marketing curiosity and a willingness to push your own thinking and the agency’s work in new directionsClearly establish objectives and priorities for client initiativesHelp develop, articulate, and adhere to, agreed upon strategiesDemonstrate an ability to develop a range of alternatives for client and agency decision-makingIdentify key elements of an issue, problem or data set and be able to highlight general opportunities and implicationsDevelop and articulate initial points-of-view relative to strategic, creative and media alternativesMake decisions reflect “layers” of thought – balancing enthusiasm, insight and caution. Show less