Account Manager

Olberding Brand Family•Tampa, FL

18d•Onsite

About The Position

The Account Manager serves as an advocate for our client’s brands and must ensure that brand equity is maintained throughout all pieces of art and must be able to thrive in a deadline-driven environment. The Olberding Brand Family, founded in 1919 as Phototype, is a family company focused first on caring for people. We believe that by valuing our employees, they in turn are inspired to champion our clients and the brands they bring to life. We have a variety of services which help CPG clients engage consumers through graphic design and execution. Our services begin in conceptual brand strategy and design, then flow through adaptive design all the way to the production of color accurate and regulatory/retailer compliant physical and digital touchpoints. There are over 450 of us across the US, Europe, and Asia.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Business or Graphics Communication – or equivalent experience
Proficient use of Apple operating systems (Office, Excel, FileMaker Pro) and the Adobe Suite
Basic knowledge of color separation, management and printing processes (flexographic, rotogravure, offset, digital)
Experience in print production, pre-press and printing processes

Nice To Haves

Possesses knowledge of consumer products packaging, creative design, production artwork process and print production a plus
Minimum 5 years graphic design or printing work experience preferred
General knowledge of color management, inks and packaging substrates

Responsibilities

Manage the status and execution of each project
Coordinate planning, development and documentation to ensure timely deliverables and job/project success and quality
Gather all information and materials needed to kick off a project
Enter all written communication into the order entry system
Review checklists to ensure all pieces or materials are validated prior to project kickoff
Own confirmation of print feasibility for designs
Champion the communication of color development of master images, color standards and brand intent