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An established industry player is seeking an Interim Brand Director to cover parental leave. This role is pivotal in implementing a new brand strategy and ensuring continuity during a critical transformation phase. The successful candidate will lead a team of around 20 professionals, drive brand initiatives, and manage substantial budgets. With a focus on stakeholder engagement and strategic marketing, this is a unique opportunity to make a significant impact within a dynamic organization. If you have a passion for brand development and a proven track record in brand transformations, this role is perfect for you. Embrace the challenge and help shape the future of a forward-thinking company!
Hi! We're UW. We’re on a mission to take the headache out of utilities by providing them all in one place. One bill for energy, broadband, mobile and insurance and a whole lot of savings!
We’re aiming to double in size as we help more people to stop wasting time and money. Big ambitions, to be delivered by people like you.
Got your attention? Read on…
We put people first. It’s all about you.
Having spent the past 18 months defining our ‘challenger brand’ strategy and a new creative identity, we are moving into a crucial implementation phase in 2025/26. We first need to bring the brand to life for our employees and Partners who are critical in delivering the new strategy to our external audiences, and then for our customers, media, investors and the public.
UW’s Brand Director will be on parental leave from June 2025 and so we're looking to find a Brand expert to oversee continuity of the new strategy and its effective adaptation and delivery into operational and marketing plans. This is a fixed term contract from mid/late May 2025 – July 2026.
To be successful in this role you’ll need:
We work together. Your team and the people you will work with…
The Brand Director leads a team of ~20 brand, comms and creative professionals and manages a substantial budget. Reporting into the Chief Growth Officer, this role is our executive brand champion, influencing executive and non-executive stakeholders and working with cross-functional teams to create cultural alignment and deliver a brand that powerfully accelerates UW’s growth.
We deliver progress. What you’ll do and how you will make an impact.
Success will be measured against the effective delivery of key milestones in the brand implementation plan, which in turn will drive improvements in brand health, engagement of key audiences, and integrated marketing performance. The right candidate will have substantial experience of building standout brands, including leading successful brand rollouts and broad programmes of business-wide change.
You'll be responsible for the following key activities:
So why pick UW?
We’ve got big ambitions so there’s going to be plenty of challenges. There are also a lot of benefits:
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You’ve got this far… Hit apply - we can’t wait to hear from you! Worried you don’t hit all the criteria? We welcome applications from diverse and varied backgrounds so get your application in and let’s chat!
Claire Fennell will be your point of contact throughout the recruitment process.
Not sure you meet all the requirements? Let us decide! Research shows that women and members of other underrepresented groups tend not to apply for jobs if they think they may not meet every qualification, when in fact they often do.
We provide equal opportunities, a diverse and inclusive work environment, and fairness for everyone. You are welcome to apply no matter your age, disability, gender, marriage or civil partnership status, pregnancy and maternity status, race, religion or belief, or sexual orientation. Please don’t be afraid to ask about what we can do to support your needs. All requests will be carefully and fairly considered.
Please note, if you are successful and offered a role at UW, you will be subject to a background check. Where checks are unsatisfactory or incomplete and/or a failure to reveal information relating to convictions that you are required to identify as part of the background checks, could lead to withdrawal of an offer of employment.