National Social Media Strategy Lead at Dilawri (Toronto)

National Social Media Strategy Lead at Dilawri (Toronto)

02 Aug
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Dilawri Group of Companies
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Toronto

02 Aug

Dilawri Group of Companies

Toronto

Take the reins of Dilawri's national social media strategy to enhance brand presence across Canada.

Lead governance while driving engagement through cutting-edge messaging and community interaction.

As the National Social Media Lead, report to the VP of Marketing & Communications while crafting a powerful digital voice for Canada's largest automotive group.

Your role focuses on developing content across all social channels, improving audience engagement, and managing external partners.

Collaborate with internal teams to ensure alignment with national marketing goals and standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Own and lead Dilawri’s social media strategy and roadmap
• Establish national governance and best practices for social platforms
• Manage agency relationships, budgets,



and timelines
• Conduct performance reviews and drive accountability
• Collaborate with regional teams for local execution

Requirements:
• 5+ years in social media management
• Proven agency management and vendor experience
• Strong storytelling and brand-building skills
• Excellent communication abilities
• Data-driven mindset for strategic recommendations

Drive digital transformation and enhance Dilawri's presence with a strong social media strategy.
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Required Skill Profession

Marketing & Media

📌 National Social Media Strategy Lead at Dilawri (Toronto)
🏢 Dilawri Group of Companies
📍 Toronto

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