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INEOS Automotive - Built For More
Story so far
Since we started our journey to build a no nonsense 4X4, we've come a long way. We've established INEOS Automotive as a serious contender in 4X4 development and manufacturing. We've partnered with some of the biggest names in the automotive industry. We've made our way from vision to prototype. We've secured a world-class production facility and delivery team. We've delivered Grenadiers to customers all around the world. We're building our double cab pick up, the Quartermaster.
People and Culture
Easy never changed anything. Not in manufacturing, science, engineering or energy - and certainly not elite sport. At INEOS we tackle every challenge head-on, and we help extraordinary athletes achieve extraordinary things. Our Automotive team consists of around 1500 employees across 10 locations and 44 nationalities, we're an international team working together to challenge the ordinary.
If this sounds like you, let's talk.
As the Partnerships Manager, you will work closely alongside the Head of Marketing, Head of PR, and the wider Commercial team. This role is required to strategically lead the creation and development of INEOS Automotive's partnership offering. You will manage global partnerships and work closely with regional teams as they develop local level partnerships, reporting into INEOS Group on Automotive assets.
Responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
What we are looking for:
If the role sounds of interest and you want to learn more, please apply. Please include a covering letter that supports your application along with any other supporting information.
If your application is successful, one of the team will be in touch to arrange an initial conversation!
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