Media Consultant

As part of strengthening its team, Forward Media, the agency dedicated to the global leader in Luxury, is currently seeking a Media Consultant.

Job Description:

• Maintain and nurture daily relationships with the assigned group of Brands, responding effectively to their needs;

• Research and develop competitive scenarios focused on luxury, beauty, and lifestyle products;

• Design multi-channel media plans aimed at achieving the KPIs agreed upon with the Brands and the team leader.

Main Responsibilities:

• Plan and manage media (integrated offline and online) according to the guidelines agreed with the Brands and the team leader, in coordination with creative agencies for the delivery of advertising materials;

• Actively participate in defining communication strategies;

• Manage media owners related to Print, TV, Video, and OOH (On + Offline).

Requirements:

• Minimum of 2/3 years of experience;

• Experience managing international clients with a structured reporting workflow;

• Operational knowledge of media tools (MCS/Nielsen and others);

• Experience in VOL planning;

• Nice to have: experience in social media planning (META, TikTok);

• Strong team-working attitude;

• High inclination toward learning and developing new capabilities;

• Curiosity and passion for the profession;

• Ability to manage complexity;

• Problem-solving orientation;

• Accuracy, precision, and attention to detail;

• Good spoken and written English is essential.

Workplace: Hybrid (agile working + Milan office)
Working hours: Full-time

Employment terms and salary: aligned with the candidate’s experience and skills.

This job posting is open to candidates of all genders (Law 903/77). Candidates may send their CV including the following authorization for the processing of personal data:

I authorize the processing of my personal data pursuant to Art. 13 of Legislative Decree 30 June 2003 No. 196 – “Personal Data Protection Code” and Articles 6 and 13 of GDPR 679/16 – “European Regulation on Personal Data Protection.”