Cover Letter for Marketing Director Position

Sample cover letter for marketing director, marketing manager, senior marketing manager to apply for new job apportunities.

Sample Cover Letter for Head of Marketing

Sub: Head of Marketing l Deputy Head of Marketing

Senior position in Brand Activation l Promotion l Marketing

(years of management, client services management, marketing, PR. & corporate communications experience)

Dear Sir,

Please find attached my CV. I intend to pursue a challenging career with your esteemed organization. I am confident that I can utilize my (17 years management, client services management, protocol management, marketing, PR & corporate communications experience based) management, and marketing experience, and dynamic skills for achieving your esteemed organization’s goals, and in return getting professional growth. I am looking for challenging job assignments at senior management position in any relevant department. i.e.

  1. Marketing
  2. Brand Activation
  3. Promotion
  4. Management

I am presently performing my duties in two sister concerns organizations. i.e. GM Marketing, Shahid Afridi Foundation l GM, Marketing & CSR Division, DEA Group of Companies. I will share my detail JD during the interview.

I can always perform all given assignments with strong achievements, and on the basis of my rich experience, aggressive drive, clear vision & strong passion; I confidently claim to produce outstanding results. As mentioned above, I have 17 years of Experience at senior marketing, and management positions (also including my five plus years diversified job experience as CEO). My marketing experience based on brand development, product marketing, media buying, media selling, and event.

Regards,

Alamgir

GM Marketing

Shahid Foundation

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