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Who Gives A Crap

Head of Marketing Operations & Planning

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Who Gives A Crap

AU · Full-time · A$200,000 – A$280,000

About this role

Who Gives A Crap is a leading eco-friendly household essentials business donating 50% of profits to clean water and sanitation access. As of June 2024, we've contributed over $18 million AUD. Join our global team across Australia, UK, US, Philippines, and China to scale impact tenfold over the next 5-10 years.

As Head of Marketing Operations, act as the strategic architect steering our marketing engine through a pivotal year. Build systems and ways of working empowering the newly formed team to thrive. Balance high-level transformation with hands-on execution for enduring global impact.

Design and launch resourcing functions, including hiring the Resource Controller. Partner cross-functionally to synchronize marketing calendars with business objectives. Develop rolling six-month roadmaps for pipeline transparency and process optimization.

Establish strategic guardrails, upstream decision-making, and escalation processes. Navigate budget tracking with Finance for global campaigns. Coach the team to build autonomy in resource management.

Requirements

  • Systems thinker who navigates and designs the entire ecosystem
  • Forward-looking strategist who anticipates shifts and bottlenecks
  • Proactively build frameworks to support upcoming needs
  • Translate ambiguity into order and complexity into actionable plans
  • Experience moving beyond traditional project management
  • Ability to balance high-level strategy with hands-on execution
  • Cross-functional alignment with stakeholders and executive teams
  • Leadership in coaching teams toward autonomy

Responsibilities

  • Design and launch brand-new resourcing function, including hiring and onboarding Resource Controller
  • Partner with stakeholders to synchronize marketing calendar with global business objectives
  • Develop rolling six-month resourcing roadmap for clear view of creative and marketing capacity
  • Identify interdependencies between systems to create seamless, standardized workflows
  • Establish upstream decision making and escalation processes for aligned outputs
  • Navigate budget tracking and forecasting in collaboration with Finance team
  • Coach team to problem-solve and build autonomy in managing resource functions

Benefits

  • Purpose-led scale-up making real-world difference
  • Contribute to mission donating 50% profits to clean water access
  • Global team across Australia, UK, US, Philippines, and China
  • Scale business to increase annual donations tenfold