Fashion & Culture Field Marketing Executive

London, UK (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableMid LevelFull time

Posted 3 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own field and experiential marketing for a streetwear focused brand in London, building culture-led activations, influencer partnerships, and fashion-aligned events that generate social noise.

  • Field Marketing: identify consumer moments in fashion & art spaces where Jubel fits and can drive experiences.
  • Experiential Activation: lead sampling in concept stores, pop-ups, and art events with the right crowd and setting.
  • Partnership Execution: plan fashion calendar moments with designers, artists, and partners to elevate brand visibility.

Job Description

  • Field Marketing: immerse yourself within the London fashion and art scenes to spot consumer moments where Jubel fits into the culture.
  • Create memorable product experiences: lead sampling activations in concept stores, pop-ups, art fairs, zine fests, and designer showcases.
  • Execute events around fashion calendar moments with key partners: plan and run activities around London Fashion Week fringes and art collaborations with the Partnerships Manager.
  • Build strong relationships with brand ambassadors: nurture influencers, designers, and artists to unlock event and partnership opportunities.
  • Collaboration with Fashion & Culture Partnerships Manager: ensure activations feel organic and generate noise across brand and partner digital channels, leaning into Instagram and TikTok.
  • Work with the Trade Activation team: identify field marketing opportunities in key on-trade regions, tapping into local streetwear scenes, independent retailers, and cultural hubs beyond London.
  • Unlock key brand equity venues: pursue spaces with Fashion & Culture credibility where Jubel already has or can build relationships.
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Jubel

Our StoryWe discovered two things at La Folie Douce, a raucous après-ski bar. The first was Jubel - an anthem that closed out the après antics and meant “a feeling of extreme joy”. The second was demi-pêche - a pint of lager with a peach top. This dangerously refreshing beer secret swiftly became the beer we wanted to drink that no one brewed, so we sunk our savings into a trial brew that flew at a festival, and escaped our 9-5s to pioneer a new style of beer.

Founded in 2018
London, England, GBR
88 employees (11 in marketing)

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors
26.2K
Traffic Source Mix
Search
54.9%
Direct
33.8%
Referral
7.7%
Social
1.6%
Paid
1.8%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~88

Marketing Team

Marketing Team Size
11 (13% of company)
Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)
5