• Plan, coordinate, and deploy sales-oriented marketing campaigns (subscriptions,
  single tickets, promotions)

• Ensure consistency between marketing strategies and ticketing objectives

• Analyze sales data and recommend actions to optimize performance

• Coordinate digital marketing initiatives (advertising, newsletters, automations)

• Collaborate closely with our external partners for marketing and promotion follow-up

• Manage timelines, budgets, and deliverables for marketing projects

• Develop partnerships and promotional activations

• Develop and coordinate group sales.

• Participate in the implementation of loyalty and audience development strategies

• Contribute to the customer experience, from promotion to the event

• Coordinate marketing campaigns (digital and traditional)

• Plan and manage content calendars (social media, newsletters, website)

• Write and adapt promotional content (emails, posts, advertisements)

• Collaborate with artistic teams, partners, and suppliers

• Participate in the coordination of launches and promotional events

• Education in marketing, communications, or a related field

• 3 years of marketing project management experience, ideally with a sales component

• Keen interest in the cultural sector (music, performing arts, festivals)

• Excellent written communication skills (French, English an asset)

• Proficiency in digital and advertising tools (Meta, Google Ads, CRM, newsletters)

• Organizational skills and priority management

• Team spirit, autonomy, and creativity

• Excellent analytical skills (data interpretation, KPIs, ROI)

• Strong results orientation and goal achievement

• Autonomy, thoroughness, and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously

• Continuous learning and curiosity

• Experience in the cultural or events industry

• Knowledge of ticketing tools (e.g., Ticketpro, Eventbrite)

• Basic graphic design knowledge (Canva, Adobe)

• Full-time (35 hours/week)

• Salary commensurate with experience (range from $23.70 to $31.53/hour)

• Remote work 2 days per week

• Irregular schedule during Festival periods (evenings and weekends possible)

• Preferred access to cultural activities

• Group benefits

Submit your application (resume and cover letter) to recrutement@lanaudiere.org before May 29, 2026.