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Marketing & Communications Manager

  • Posted: Dec 19, 2011
  • Company: Shake Shack
  • Location: New York (NY)

Promote and support Shake Shack brand through the conception, development and execution of marketing and communications-related tasks. Spread the Shake Shack word to key audiences internally and externally; fully embody the spirit and vision of the brand. Req: Bachelor's Degree, min. 2 yrs Marketing/Communications experience, preferably in the food/hospitality industry, strong understanding and passion for the Shake Shack brand and company culture, excellent interpersonal skills.

Replies to Theresa Mullen, tmullen@shakeshack.com.

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