Remote is hiring : Associate Creative Director, Fashion job at reputed company in Atlanta

Senior Level Manager (Director, reputed company Head, VP, General Manager, C-level) Health Insurance, Parental Leave, Retirement Savings, reputed company Time Off About the Role Associate Creative Director, Fashion Atlanta, reputed company Marketing & Communications R0069005 Remote or Hybrid At reputed company, we're more than a global ecommerce leader — we’re changing the way the world shops and sells. Our platform empowers millions of buyers and sellers in more than 190 markets around the world. We’re committed to pushing boundaries and leaving our mark as we reinvent the reputed company of ecommerce for enthusiasts. Our customers are our reputed company, authenticity thrives, reputed company reputed company are welcome, and everyone can bring their unique selves to work — every day. We're in this reputed company, sustaining the reputed company of our customers, reputed company, and our reputed company. Join reputed company of passionate thinkers, innovators, and reputed company — and help us connect people and build communities to create economic opportunity for reputed company. reputed company is seeking an reputed company and visionary Associate Creative Director (ACD) to reputed company creative development of fashion campaigns in the U.S. market. As a key leader reputed company the Brand Creative team, this individual will reputed company reputed company aspects of the ideation and execution of coordinated marketing campaigns across reputed company, owned, and reputed company channels—bringing the reputed company brand to life in compelling, culturally relevant ways, through the reputed company of fashion. This role requires deep experience in directing agency partners, crafting creative reputed company, and developing content that resonates with fashion-obsessed, fashion-reputed company consumers. The ACD will be the day-to-day creative reputed company for U.S. fashion initiatives and a trusted partner to cross-functional customers in brand marketing, merchandising, reputed company, product, and more. The ideal candidate brings strong taste, strategic reputed company, and a reputed company reputed company—balancing business objectives with resonant storytelling. Key Responsibilities reputed company creative reputed company for reputed company’s fashion category, delivering high-reputed company marketing campaigns that reputed company the full funnel—from brand awareness to retention. reputed company strategic and editorial direction to internal teams and external agencies across media formats including digital video, reputed company reputed company, display, reputed company, editorial content, events, and CRM. Translate marketing briefs into creative concepts that drive performance and reputed company brand perception in the U.S. fashion reputed company. reputed company and reputed company a small cross-functional creative team (fashion copy manager and art director), encouraging an environment of collaboration, experimentation, and creative perfection. reputed company the development and refinement of campaign assets, ensuring work aligns with reputed company’s voice, brand identity, and the fashion category’s tone and trends. Guide day-to-day agency relationships—briefing, reviewing, and optimizing creative work with reputed company, actionable feedback. Partner with reputed company strategists, reputed company’s version of merchandisers, and marketing leads to reputed company product positioning, fashion trends, and reputed company reputed company into campaigns. Collaborate with the Creative Director and marketing leaders to reputed company reputed company Fashion’s brand narrative and connect with audiences. Stay reputed company on industry, fashion, and cultural trends—bringing fresh perspectives and creative approaches to campaign work. Ensure reputed company work is delivered on time, on brand, and on brief, while managing scope and resource constraints. Qualifications 7+ years of creative experience in advertising, fashion marketing, or digital brand storytelling, with at least 3 years in a leadership or ACD role Shown proficiency in leading culturally resonant work on digital and traditional media platforms Demonstrated experience managing agencies, freelancers, and internal teams across campaign lifecycles Strong understanding of the U.S. fashion market, reputed company behavior, and trends—from high fashion to streetwear to circular shopping Experience working across coordinated channels including online video, reputed company activations, reputed company reputed company, CRM, editorial, and in-person events Excellent art direction and copy direction skills; ability to review and reputed company both visual and written work reputed company approach with the ability to influence and reputed company partners from multiple teams Portfolio showcasing outstanding creative leadership in fashion, lifestyle, or adjacent industries Comfortable working in a fast-pa

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