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Apex IT is a global consulting firm that provides award-winning services to transform the customer, employee, and student experiences. Since 1997, Apex IT our Salesforce and Oracle experts have provided a full range of enterprise solutions including CRM and related applications that support sales, marketing, and service; financial reporting; HR; and Business Intelligence. As a remote company, we have top talent all over the United States and India and are continuously growing. We provide our team with a flexible work-life balance in addition to the traditional benefits.
Reports to: Vice President of Marketing and Alliances
Work Location/Travel: Work is remote or on-site. Percentage of travel, where the travel occurs, such as locally or in specific countries or states, and whether the travel is overnight, varies. This resource must be willing and able to travel as required by the customer project.
We are seeking a versatile and driven Marketing Manager to support brand awareness, demand generation, partner marketing, digital campaigns, events, and marketing operations across the Oracle and Salesforce ecosystems.
This role is ideal for a creative, data-driven marketer who enjoys both strategy and execution in a fast-paced consulting environment. The ideal candidate combines strong communication and content development skills with analytical thinking, curiosity around AI and emerging technologies, and the ability to turn insights into action that improves marketing performance and business impact.
This position requires a highly organized, self-motivated professional who can work independently in a fully remote environment while collaborating effectively across leadership, sales, consultants, and partner teams
We are looking for a builder and entrepreneurial marketer who is energized by growth, innovation, and continuous improvement. Someone who thrives at the intersection of creativity, technology, analytics, and execution — and who is excited to help shape the future of marketing in a modern consulting organization
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