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Director, Commercial Product - Brand Partnerships

FeverUp
Location
London
Posted
13 days ago
Department
BP Global
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 10+ years of experience in commercial product, partnerships product, ad-tech or media product, marketing measurement, or a closely related field
  • Fluency in measurement and attribution
  • Experience working at the intersection of commercial and technical teams
  • Ability to scope integrations and translate between sales and technical teams
  • Entrepreneurial mindset and ability to operate in ambiguous environments
  • Strong commercial instinct balanced with data-driven rigor
What the job really is

As the Director of Commercial Product for Brand Partnerships at Fever, you will be responsible for transforming data and technology into measurable commercial offerings. Your role involves building products for measurement and audience intelligence, scoping technical integrations, and packaging these offerings for the sales team. You will work cross-functionally to ensure timely product launches and set measurement standards for the Brand Partnerships team.

Benefits
  • Attractive compensation package
  • 40% discount on all Fever events and experiences + free Candlelight voucher
  • Generous Parental Leave: 16 weeks of fully paid leave for birthing parents and 8 weeks for non-birthing parents
  • Future-Proof Pension: Fever contributes 10% of your gross salary
  • Private health and dental insurance with Bupa: 100% covered by Fever
  • CycleSaver & Nursery Support: tax-free salary sacrifice schemes for bikes and nursery costs
Things to weigh
  • No specific salary listed
  • Role requires a hands-on, self-starter approach in a potentially ambiguous environment
  • Focus on building repeatable systems rather than bespoke solutions may limit creative flexibility
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