Marketing Executive

Support revenue growth across the veterinary consumables market by delivering targeted marketing campaigns and engaging content that strengthens product positioning and customer engagement. You will work closely with sales and procurement teams to shape messaging, support launches, and improve brand visibility across digital and offline channels.

Our client has been supplying medical and veterinary consumables to the global healthcare market since 1992, building a strong reputation for product quality and value. Their solutions are trusted by clinicians and surgeons across multiple international markets. The business operates with a collaborative and commercially focused culture, where teams work closely together to respond quickly to market needs, develop clear customer messaging, and support long-term growth. Individuals are encouraged to bring ideas forward, contribute across functions, and take ownership of projects from concept through to execution.

Background in Digital Marketing or previous experience in a similar marketing role preferred.
Commercially aware, creative, and confident communicating across teams.
Experience using marketing tools including Adobe software, Canva, Beefree, Mailchimp, and Microsoft applications.
Broad understanding of marketing principles across digital and offline channels.
Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities.
Problem-solving mindset with flexibility and willingness to learn.
Comfortable working to deadlines in a collaborative environment.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Holiday package and pension scheme.
Development pathways supporting long-term career growth.
Regular team activities and social events.
Collaborative and supportive working environment.

If you are looking for an opportunity to shape marketing activity, influence customer engagement, and work closely with commercial teams in the animal health sector, we encourage you to apply.

Unless stated otherwise, candidates applying for UK-based positions must already be authorised to work in the UK.