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The Source jobs board: Hearst

Hearst UK is looking to further grow its team with the appointment of a senior licensing executive.

With the support of the team, the successful candidate will collaborate on new product development, creating and executing sales and marketing opportunities and ensuring the contractual commitments are fulfilled by each party.

They will be expected to provide exceptional stakeholder management around a robust growth strategy.

For full details on the role – and to apply – simply click on this link.

If you are interested in using LicensingSource.net to help you recruit for a position, email Rob Willis for details.

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