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How much do creative operations manager jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for creative operations manager in the United States is $63,456.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $41,000.00 and $77,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How does a creative operations manager typically collaborate with creative and non-creative teams to streamline project workflows?

A Creative Operations Manager acts as a bridge between creative teams (like designers, writers, and producers) and non-creative departments (such as marketing, project management, and finance). They facilitate clear communication, set up efficient processes, and ensure everyone is aligned on timelines, resources, and deliverables. By implementing project management tools and standardizing workflows, they help teams avoid bottlenecks and achieve project goals more effectively. Regular status meetings, feedback loops, and performance metrics are common tools they use to keep all stakeholders informed and engaged.

What is the difference between Creative Operations Manager vs Creative Producer?

AspectCreative Operations ManagerCreative Producer
Primary FocusOversees workflows, processes, and resource management for creative teamsManages the production of specific creative projects from concept to completion
Skills & CredentialsProject management, organizational skills, industry experience, often with certifications in project managementCreative vision, project coordination, client communication, often with experience in media or advertising
Work EnvironmentCollaborates across departments, manages teams, and optimizes operational efficiencyWorks closely with clients and creative teams to deliver projects on time and within budget

The Creative Operations Manager focuses on streamlining processes and managing resources across multiple projects, while the Creative Producer handles the execution and delivery of individual creative projects. Both roles require strong organizational skills, but their scope and responsibilities differ significantly.

How much does a creative operations manager make?

The average salary for a creative operations manager is approximately $85,000 to $120,000 per year, depending on experience, industry, and company size. Salaries can vary based on location, with higher pay typically found in major markets and organizations requiring advanced project management skills and familiarity with creative tools.

What is a creative operations manager?

Creative Operations Managers are professionals responsible for streamlining and optimizing the processes, workflows, and resources within creative teams or agencies. Their main goal is to enhance productivity, ensure timely project delivery, and facilitate effective communication among team members, clients, and stakeholders. They often oversee project management, budgeting, resourcing, and the implementation of best practices, allowing creative teams to focus on producing high-quality work. Creative Operations Managers play a key role in bridging the gap between creativity and operational efficiency.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a creative operations manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Creative Operations Manager, you need strong project management skills, a solid understanding of creative processes, and often a degree in marketing, design, or a related field. Familiarity with project management tools like Asana or Trello, digital asset management systems, and workflow automation platforms is typically required. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and leadership are crucial soft skills to effectively coordinate teams and manage multiple projects. These skills ensure efficient project delivery, foster team collaboration, and drive the overall success of creative initiatives.
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Creative Operations Manager

The Farmer's Dog

New York, NY • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 14 days ago


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8.7

Company rating: 8.7 out of 10

Based on 9 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

1st of 24 rated food delivery companies


Job description

Who We Are

The Farmer's Dog was born from a mission to change the landscape of pet health, providing dogs and their humans with honest, smart, and simple care. We're starting by radically improving the $90 billion pet food industry, replacing bags of highly-processed pellets with a personalized subscription service that sends complete and balanced, freshly-made dog food directly to customers' doors. Our ultimate goal is to create innovative, delightful and personalized experiences across all aspects of pet care, and we believe our direct-to-consumer business model, holistic approach to growth, and dynamic culture uniquely position us to shepherd this backwards industry into the future.
To date, The Farmer's Dog has delivered over 1 billion meals nationwide and raised over $150M in funding to help us build a company as healthy as the dogs who are eating those meals. Join us as we continue to develop ways of bringing peace of mind to customers, health to their companions, and much-needed change to the way people feed and care for their pets.

#LongLiveDogs

What We Stand For and Where You'll Come In

The Creative Operations Manager will play a crucial role in setting The Farmer's Dog creative group up for success and ensuring our brand is seamlessly brought to life across all channels and touchpoints. In this role, you will be an integral part of our creative development process in our Brand group -- ensuring all of our work is produced with agility, quality, and in accordance with brand standards. Reporting into the VP, Production, you will be working alongside a best-in-class (and Emmy-nominated!) in-house creative group. The work you help create will help grow our business and our brand, and will help dogs everywhere live healthier, happier lives.

One Team: We don't think of ourselves as "Acquisition Marketers", "Engineers", "Data Analysts", or "Product Managers". Beyond denoting skill sets and areas of expertise, we don't think departments matter. We'd rather align ourselves to the goals we're working to achieve and make sure we have necessary subject matter expertise to drive meaningful impact. We strive to orient ourselves around customer problems TOGETHER - getting the right people, with the right context, in the right rooms/Zooms to solve problems holistically.

We are skeptical about everything and precious about nothing:  Ideas can and should come from anywhere, and we aren't tied to our own. We proactively source input. We talk to our customers and leads regularly and are quick to change course if we know there's a better or more impactful way to solve problems.

We consider the customer journey in all of our decisions:  We know that no interaction exists in a silo and therefore understand how important every single one is.  We ensure our strategy sets prospective and new customers up for success and drives long-term retention.  We answer questions and address problems early and proactively.  We understand the value of different channels, initiatives, and messages and know how to articulate impact and advocate for prioritization holistically.

We Execute For Impact: We don't subscribe to "best practices" or "industry KPIs". We're uninterested in how we compare to "benchmarks"; instead we orient ourselves around being the best we can possibly be. Similarly, we don't subscribe to rigid or classical expectations of roles - i.e. acquisition is hyper-focused on improving customer retention and experience.

We Are Focused and Work Without Assumption: We are not beholden to ideas. We have goals and believe everything beyond that is a series of hypotheses to validate. To that end, we seek to work in sequence and not in parallel. We constantly ask ourselves, "what's the most important hypothesis I should be working on right now? How do I confirm or reject that hypothesis as fast as possible?". We rarely have timelines/deadlines and are constantly taking in new information and adjusting our priorities accordingly. We don't expect to be perfect the first time.

How You'll Make An Impact
  • Serve as the dedicated driver for new product launches, partnering closely with New Product leads to gather requirements, define scope and build our comprehensive timelines and project plans for the Brand and Marketing teams.
  • Translate complex product and launch requirements into clear project roadmaps, ensuring the Brand, Marketing and Studio teams always know what's needed, when it's needed and why it matters.
  • Own cross-functional alignment between the New Product, Marketing and Brand teams; proactively surfacing dependencies, flagging risks and driving decisions to keep launches on track.
  • Schedule, lead and facilitate project meetings including launch kick-offs, creative reviews, cross-functional check-ins and retrospectives; capturing key decisions, organizing follow-ups and distributing clear recaps so all team members have the information they need.
  • Manage project timelines and resource allocations, ensuring the right people are assigned to the right work and that the objectives, milestones and completion dates are clearly communicated and up to date.
  • Serve as the main point of contact between project stakeholders and the Brand and Studio teams; fielding, vetting and routing cross-functional requests to keep work moving.
  • Serve as the main point of contact for external agency partners and vendors working on new product and projects.
  • Optimize and maintain Brand's project management workflows, adapting them to meet the changing demands of our projects, across brand tools (Asana, Notion, etc), with a focus on supporting new product and workstreams.
  • Think outside of the box and leverage emerging technologies to innovate the way project problems get solved.
  • Support the VP, Production & Creative Operations in developing and refining project management tools and processes for the Brand department.
  • Partner with the Studio team Producer and Creative Operations Manager to ensure all assets related to new product and launches are properly organized and archived in the digital asset database.
We're Excited About You Because
  • You have 4+ years in creative operations and/or project management in a creative agency, in house creative team or marketing function. 
  • You are able to balance multiple priorities and tasks with ease.
  • You are comfortable adapting as project parameters expand and/or change.
  • You are familiar with project management tools such as Asana and Notion. You know how to create project templates, build dashboards and seek to improve and streamline current processes. 
  • You have Google Suite and Google Calendar experience, DAM systems+ other project management tools. 
  • You are able to build strong cross-functional relationships, effectively facilitate discussions and drive consensus.  
  • You're a skilled communicator and have the ability to absorb and distill complexity into simple terms to drive decision making.
  • You are detail-oriented and proactive, you thrive as a self-starter and excel in managing multiple projects simultaneously.
  • You are an owner, have excellent problem-solving skills and can prioritize tasks effectively.
  • You are able to build strong cross-functional relationships, effectively facilitate discussions and drive consensus.
  • As a bonus, you have a creative background and familiarity with design tools and systems.
  • You're a true dog person - even if you don't have one!

*Please do not include a pitch or any other work product with your application; we do not consider or use unsolicited ideas as part of creative development in our marketing.

Office Guidelines

We are an in-office culture, made of in-office people who thrive on the collaboration and magnetism of working in a shared space. We are seeking individuals who excel in this type of environment, where being present fosters deeper connections and engagement. We ask all team members to be in office 4 - 5 days a week to build a collaborative and invested environment to foster our unique in-person culture we are proud to have. This office policy is subject to change at company discretion.

Our Belonging Philosophy:

At TFD, we believe Belonging is a shared commitment to creating a workplace where every person feels respected, valued, and empowered to be themselves. When people feel a true sense of belonging, they do their best work, take smart risks, and bring forward diverse perspectives - leading to stronger decisions and deeper relationships.
We anchor this belief in a simple phrase: "Everyone's welcome at the dog park." No matter your background, identity, or role, there's space for you here. There's no one way to show up at the dog park- just shared space, mutual respect, and the freedom to be yourself. Being included is just the beginning, it's about contributing your voice, growing through challenges, and building trust through shared goals. This philosophy guides how we lead, how we hire, how we communicate, and how we grow.
We continuously evaluate to ensure we are creating a consistent experience that cultivates belonging for all employees, from hiring and performance reviews to talent development. We also believe Belonging happens in everyday moments of connection; lunch with a new teammate, a shared laugh, or a quick story about your weekend. Our structure includes biannual employee surveys, manager training, TFD camps, and support from Humans to ensure we're listening and learning from our Team.

Together, these efforts reflect what Belonging means at TFD: a culture where everyone can thrive.

A Few of Our Best Benefits
  • Dog-friendly office in SoHo
  • Market-competitive compensation and equity packages
  • Comprehensive Healthcare, Dental, and Vision
  • Company supported mental health benefits
  • 12 week paid parental leave
  • Competitive 401k plan with company match
  • Flexible PTO 
  • Discounted fresh food for your pup
  • Your pet interrupting video calls (and in-person meetings) is now a feature, not a bug
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

The Farmer's Dog, Inc. is an equal employment opportunity employer and does not discriminate in hiring on the basis of sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, creed, national origin, physical or mental disability, protected veteran status or any other legally protected characteristic or status. For more information, please visit Know Your Rights.

Reasonable Accommodations

TFD complies with applicable federal, state, and local disability laws and makes reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with disabilities.  If a reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and/or to receive other benefits and privileges of employment, please contact humansops@thefarmersdog.com.

We're Here to Help

We're happy to answer any questions you may have about the position or our hiring process - please reach out at careers@thefarmersdog.com.


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