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Develop and maintain marketing program strategy and integrated program architecture aligned with ... Strong project management, organizational, and cross-functional collaboration skills in a global ...

A Program Manager is responsible for the underwriting, marketing & portfolio management of each assigned Program. As a Program Manager you will be responsible for: * Developing and negotiating ...

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Program Manager This is a hybrid role that can be based in either Harrisburg, PA or Tampa, FL. D&H ... Work with sales, marketing and vendor management to identify the partner and channel communities ...

Program Manager This is a hybrid role that can be based in either Harrisburg, PA or Tampa, FL. D&H ... Work with sales, marketing and vendor management to identify the partner and channel communities ...

Work cross-functionally with other EL1 departments (e.g., Marketing, Finance) to grow programs ... BUDGET AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT * The PM is responsible for the overall financial management of the ...

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How much do marketing program manager jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for marketing program manager in Pennsylvania is $54.95, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $41.44 and $66.01 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a marketing program manager do?

A marketing program manager is in charge of creating and running a marketing campaign, primarily working in the marketing department of a company or small business. Duties include running ads on social media, emailing newsletters, and creating web copy for clients to reach their desired audience. Other tasks include managing budgets and bringing in new customers. In this career, you often run a team of marketers and should have extensive experience in marketing strategies. The job involves predicting and understanding audience behavior to tailor campaigns so you must possess strong problem-solving skills. Education qualifications include a bachelor’s degree, but some employers prefer a master’s degree.

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

A Marketing Program Manager is a professional responsible for planning, executing, and overseeing marketing initiatives and campaigns within an organization. They coordinate cross-functional teams, manage budgets, and ensure that marketing programs align with business objectives. This role often involves analyzing market trends, measuring campaign effectiveness, and optimizing strategies to drive brand awareness and revenue growth. Marketing Program Managers also work closely with stakeholders to ensure that projects are delivered on time and within scope.

How does a marketing program manager typically collaborate with cross-functional teams to execute campaigns?

Marketing Program Managers work closely with cross-functional teams such as product, sales, creative, and analytics to ensure campaigns are executed smoothly and align with broader business goals. They coordinate project timelines, facilitate regular check-ins, and communicate key deliverables to keep everyone on track. Effective collaboration often involves hosting meetings, managing shared project resources, and proactively resolving any bottlenecks or misalignments that arise. This teamwork is essential for launching successful, multi-channel marketing initiatives.

What is the difference between Marketing Program Manager vs Marketing Coordinator?

AspectMarketing Program ManagerMarketing Coordinator
ResponsibilitiesOversees marketing campaigns, manages budgets, develops strategies, and coordinates multiple projects.Supports marketing activities, assists with campaign execution, and handles administrative tasks.
Required SkillsProject management, strategic planning, leadership, and communication skills.Organizational skills, communication, and familiarity with marketing tools.
CredentialsBachelor’s degree in marketing, business, or related field; experience in campaign management.Bachelor’s degree or relevant coursework; entry-level experience often sufficient.
Work EnvironmentTypically in an office setting, collaborating with cross-functional teams.Office environment, often working closely with marketing teams and vendors.

The Marketing Program Manager focuses on strategic oversight and managing multiple marketing initiatives, while the Marketing Coordinator provides support and handles day-to-day tasks. Both roles require marketing knowledge, but the Program Manager typically has more leadership responsibilities and experience.

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Marketing Operations & Program Manager

Philadelphia, PA

Syndio
11 - 50 employees

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, PTO

Posted 2 days ago

New


Job description

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About the Role

Syndio's marketing organization runs a high volume of concurrent, cross-functional initiatives: product launches, category campaigns, executive events, partner co-marketing, and strategic brand work, spanning Brand, Content, PMM, Revenue Marketing, and PR. This role exists to make sure that volume of work actually lands: on time, with clear ownership, and with visible progress against goals.

This is a hybrid role by design. Half the job is marketing operations: the systems, processes, and infrastructure that let the team execute efficiently (tooling administration, vendor operations, reporting, workflow design). The other half is program/project management: building project plans, running cross-functional standups, tracking deliverables to completion, and defining and measuring what success looks like for major initiatives. The person in this role is the connective tissue across the marketing org, the one who can tell you, at any point, what's in flight, who owns it, what's at risk, and whether it's working.

This is not a role for someone who wants to specialize narrowly in either ops administration or project coordination alone. We need a systems thinker who can operate in both modes and knows when each is called for.

What You'll Do

Portfolio & Project Management

  • Build and maintain project plans for major cross-functional marketing initiatives (product launches, campaigns, executive events, partner programs), with clear milestones, owners, and dependencies
  • Run recurring cross-functional standups and check-ins for shared projects, keeping stakeholders aligned and unblocked
  • Track deliverables and status in a system of record, maintaining a single source of truth for what's in flight across the org
  • Identify risks and bottlenecks early, and escalate or resolve them before they threaten a deadline
  • Partner with initiative owners (Brand, Content, PMM, Revenue Marketing, PR) to define success criteria up front, and build the tracking to measure against it after launch
  • Maintain a rolling view of marketing's full project portfolio for the SVP of Marketing and leadership team: what's active, what's coming, where the capacity constraints are

Marketing Operations

  • Own and administer core marketing systems and tools (project management platforms, marketing automation/CRM touchpoints as applicable, reporting dashboards)
  • Manage marketing budget tracking, vendor onboarding/contracts administration, and purchase order workflows
  • Design and maintain repeatable operating processes: campaign intake, creative request workflows, approval chains, content calendars
  • Build and maintain reporting on marketing performance and operational health for leadership and board-level updates
  • Serve as the process owner for how work enters the marketing org and how it's prioritized across competing demands

Cross-Functional Partnership

  • Work closely with Brand/Creative, Content/Communications, Revenue Marketing/Events, and Product Marketing leads to understand upcoming needs and build realistic plans around them
  • Partner with Sales, Product, and Executive teams on marketing's role in cross-org initiatives (e.g., major launches, executive events, partner announcements)
  • Serve as a dotted line to revenue operations to stay up to date on technology, workflows, and shared success outcomes
  • Act as a trusted operator for the SVP of Marketing, someone who can take a half-formed initiative and turn it into a structured, trackable plan without needing heavy hand-holding
What You'll Bring
  • 4-7 years of experience in marketing operations, marketing project/program management, or a hybrid of both, ideally in B2B SaaS or a similarly fast-moving environment
  • Demonstrated ownership of project management tooling (Monday.com, Notion, Asana, or similar) at a team or org-wide level, not just individual task tracking
  • Experience running cross-functional standups or working sessions with stakeholders across brand, content, product marketing, and revenue marketing
  • Comfort building project plans from scratch for ambiguous, multi-stakeholder initiatives, and driving them to completion without direct authority over the people involved
  • Operational fluency: budget tracking, vendor management, process design, and reporting infrastructure
  • A systems-thinking mindset: someone who sees how the pieces of a marketing org connect and builds processes that scale, rather than one-off fixes
  • Strong written and verbal communication; able to translate status and risk clearly for both individual contributors and executive stakeholders
  • Bias toward structure and follow-through: this person creates order in ambiguity rather than waiting for it to be handed to them

Nice to have

  • PMP, Agile/Scrum, or similar project management certification
  • Experience supporting executive-level events or major public launches (product, brand, or category launches)
  • Familiarity with marketing automation platforms (Marketo, HubSpot, Salesforce) from an operations/admin standpoint
Why you'll love it here:
  • ???? Competitive Compensation. For this role our salary is targeted at $127,500-145,000 USD per year. Final offer amounts are determined by factors such as experience and expertise. 
  • ????  Syndio Equity. So you can share in Syndio's success
  • ????  Flexible Vacation Policy. We encourage our team to recharge when they need to (includes up to 25 days PTO in UK) plus paid sick & safe time, compassion leave, and voting leave. 
  • ????  Medical, Dental, Vision. Syndio pays 90% of employee premiums, and 50% for dependents.
  • ????  Life Insurance & Disability. Syndio covers the full premium.
  • ????Remote within the US (East Coast preferred) #LI-Remote 
What Success Looks Like in the First 6 Months
  • Full visibility established: every major active marketing initiative has an owner, a plan, and a tracked status in Monday/Notion
  • Recurring cross-functional standups are running and stakeholders trust them as the source of truth for status
  • At least one major initiative (e.g., a product launch or executive event) is run end-to-end through this role's project management process, with documented success criteria defined before launch and measured after
  • Core marketing ops processes (intake, approvals, budget tracking) are documented and running with minimal SVP intervention
  • The SVP of Marketing has a reliable, standing view of portfolio health without having to personally chase status updates
The interview overview

Below you'll find an outline of the interview plan for our Marketing Operations & Program Manager position. Please note that this is what we expect the process to look like; we may ask you for supplemental information or require an additional step before making a final decision.

  1. Recruiter Screen (25 min) — chat with our Talent team and learn more about Syndio and the role.
  2. Hiring Manager Interview (30 min) 
  3. Marketing Conversation (30 min) 
  4. Crossfunctional Team Interviews (3 x 30 min) 

At Syndio, we're building a diverse team that values candor, curiosity, and community. If you share these values and are interested in joining us, we'd love to talk with you even if you don't 100% meet the "about you" listed here. We don't expect anyone to have all the answers, as long as you're willing to learn and grow with us.

Syndio is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are building an inclusive and collaborative workplace as we grow, and we welcome team members regardless of gender/identity, sexual orientation, race or cultural background, religion, physical disability and age.