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Senior Creative Strategy Manager

FetchRemote,
$136,000 - $172,500Remote

About The Position

The Senior Manager, Creative Strategy is responsible for developing breakthrough commercial ideas that help Fetch's largest partners grow while shaping how Fetch brings new opportunities to market. Sitting within The Rewards Lab, this role translates consumer insights, business priorities and product capabilities into compelling commercial narratives that unlock revenue and create value for both users and partners. While this role partners closely with Sales on high-priority opportunities, it also plays a critical role in commercializing Fetch's broader platform capabilities—from emerging Brand Experience (BX) programs and seasonal Moments to new products and strategic partnerships. This individual combines strategic thinking with exceptional storytelling, helping define not only what Fetch can sell, but how it is packaged, positioned and brought to market. This is a full-time role that can be held from one of our US offices or remotely in the United States.

Requirements

  • 8+ years of relevant experience in creative strategy, brand strategy, content strategy, integrated marketing or a related role at a tech platform, agency or brand.
  • A strong creative thinker who can move from an insight or business challenge to a compelling idea.
  • Comfortable contributing to presentations and articulating the thinking behind your work to internal teams and external partners.
  • Strong storytelling and deck-building skills, with an eye for making ideas simple, visual and persuasive.
  • Able to balance creative ambition with practical execution and incorporate feedback without losing the core of an idea.
  • Naturally curious about culture, consumer behavior, brands and the constantly changing ways people shop, eat, play and engage.
  • A collaborative, low-ego team player who is comfortable working across disciplines in a fast-moving environment.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with a knack for making complicated things feel simple.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in or exposure to CPG, retail or restaurant marketing is a plus.

Responsibilities

  • Develop insight-led creative strategies and commercial narratives for Fetch's largest brand partners, helping unlock incremental revenue through bespoke ideas and partnership concepts.
  • Partner with Sales to shape high-impact pitches for enterprise accounts, serving as the strategic lead on complex opportunities.
  • Lead commercialization strategy for new platform capabilities, Moments and Brand Experience programs by developing positioning, packaging and go-to-market narratives that enable adoption across the Sales organization.
  • Identify scalable ideas that can evolve beyond one partner into repeatable commercial offerings and sales programs.
  • Translate consumer insights, cultural trends and business priorities into strategic opportunities that connect user value with partner objectives.
  • Partner across Product, Marketing, GTM, Creative and Business Experience to ensure ideas are strategically sound, operationally feasible, and positioned for market success.
  • Design frameworks, playbooks, and strategic tools that scale creative strategy across the organization, including identifying opportunities to use AI to streamline processes and amplify impact.
  • Lead strategic workshops and executive presentations with internal leadership, agency partners and Fortune 500 brands.
  • Mentor junior strategists and activation coordinators, helping elevate the quality of creative thinking across The Rewards Lab.

Benefits

  • competitive compensation packages including base, equity, and benefits

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