Director of Integrated Marketing (Encore)

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About the Role The Integrated Marketing Director for the Encore Membership program sets the vision and leads end‑to‑end, cross‑channel marketing to grow awareness, acquisition, engagement, and value across Encore’s owned channels and through Gap Inc.’s portfolio of brands—Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta. This leader owns the integrated planning calendar, orchestrates omnichannel campaigns, oversees Encore owned channels and brings Encore to life through experiential activations. What You'll Do Integrated Marketing Strategy & Leadership Set the strategic vision and annual/quarterly marketing plan for Encore. Own the integrated marketing calendar across all Encore channels. Partners with brand marketing teams to bring Encore to life through the brands Champion customer‑first, data‑driven personalization and lifecycle marketing Omnichannel Campaign Orchestration Lead cross‑functional campaign development (brief → creative → media → measurement). Partner with Brand, CRM, Media, Creative, Product, Retail Ops, Analytics and additional partners as needed. Social & Content Leadership Oversee Encore social channels. Lead content strategy and editorial calendar. Integrate relevant trends and cultural moments. Budget, Vendor & Resource Management Own operational budget for Encore experiences and campaigns Manage freelancers, vendors, and external creative partners as relevant Measurement, Insights & Optimization Establish KPI dashboards for owned channels and campaigns. Translate insights into action plans. Governance & Compliance Ensure brand, legal, privacy, and compliance standards. Leadership & Stakeholder Management Lead, mentor, and develop integrated marketing and studio teams. Communicate plans and performance to senior leadership Who You Are Experience integrated, campaign, brand and event marketing; loyalty or membership experience required. Experience leading creative/production operations. Strong financial and vendor management acumen. Analytical expertise across marketing KPIs. Excellent communication and cross‑functional leadership. Preferred Retail/multi‑brand experience. Social Media channel management. At Gap Inc., we’re more than the clothes we make. We’re a collective of brands united by the belief that real people can (and should) drive real change. We’re a company that’s been synonymous with equality and inclusivity since our founding. The first of our industry to translate our commitment to sustainability into true accountability. Made stronger by our global team’s unique personalities, passions and pride, we set out every day to make the world a bit bolder and a bit brighter.

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