Flight Centre - Growth & Demand Manager (6 Month Contract) - Philadelphia, USA

Flight Centre - Growth & Demand Manager (6 Month Contract) - Philadelphia, USA

Job no: 531954
Brand: Marketing
Work type: Full time
Location: Pennsylvania
Categories: Marketing and Communication

Manager, Growth & Demand Generation

Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) is one of the world’s largest travel retailers and corporate travel managers. The company, which is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia has company-owned leisure and corporate travel business in 23 countries, spanning Australia, New Zealand, the Americas, Europe, the United Kingdom, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates and Asia. FCTG also operates a global corporate travel management network, which extends to more than 90 countries through company-owned businesses and independent licensees.

The company opened its first leisure travel shop in Sydney, Australia in 1982 and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 1995. Our purpose is to “open up the world for those who want to see”. Every day, we give people all around the world the opportunity to experience something really amazing – travel!

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The Manager, Growth & Demand Generation plays a critical role in driving full-funnel digital acquisition programs that contribute directly to qualified pipeline growth and revenue outcomes for the Corporate Traveller US portfolio, with an initial and priority focus on launching and scaling the NYC market expansion plan.

Sitting within the Growth & Demand team, this role partners closely with Brand Marketing, Sales, and Commercial leaders to define, launch, execute, and optimise demand programs that directly support market entry, pipeline creation, and revenue acceleration in the US.

This is a hands‑on, commercially accountable role that works across both strategic and executional operations, ensuring demand generation activity translates into measurable business outcomes across short- and medium-term sales cycles.

The role ensures consistency of strategy while enabling local execution and speed, working in close partnership with US-based brand, sales, and regional stakeholders to support growth targets in priority markets, starting with NYC.

This role works with a team of specialists (both internal and external) across automation, paid media, SEO, CRO, and digital channels, ensuring day‑to‑day execution, optimisation, and technical delivery are tightly aligned to revenue, pipeline, and market expansion objectives.

With a strong focus on digital performance, automation, and commercial impact, the role brings together strategy, channel execution, and growth programs under a single, accountable demand engine for Corporate Traveller US.

• Lead the development and execution of scalable demand generation strategies for Corporate Traveller US, with an immediate focus on supporting the NYC market expansion and early‑stage pipeline growth.
• Translate business growth objectives into clear demand strategies, channel plans, and execution roadmaps that drive measurable pipeline and revenue outcomes.

• Design, launch, and optimise end‑to‑end digital demand programs across paid search, paid social, programmatic, email, and website channels, tailored to the US SME market and NYC expansion priorities.
• Balance global frameworks with local execution, enabling fast activation, testing, and iteration while maintaining consistency in performance measurement and funnel definitions.

• Own and oversee paid digital programs (Search, Linked In, Programmatic, Google Ads, retargeting) with a clear focus on lead quality, SQL progression, pipeline velocity, and ROI.
• Actively guide hands‑on optimisation, testing, and budget allocation to maximise return on spend and support aggressive growth targets in priority US markets.

• Partner with digital experience teams to ensure Corporate Traveller US websites function as high‑performing demand and conversion engines, particularly for NYC‑focused acquisition and mid‑funnel engagement.
• Lead CRO initiatives using…