Field Marketing Manager
Brami Inc., Seattle, WA, United States
Brami is on a mission to redefine Italian cuisine with a modern twist. Our protein-packed pasta, made with Italian wheat and lupini beans, delivers authentic taste with meaningful nutrition—high protein, high fiber, and fewer carbs. Rooted in our founder’s Italian heritage, Brami believes food should be joyful, social, and deeply human.
In 2026, Brami is entering a new chapter. We are evolving from traditional retail marketing into city-led brand building—creating cultural relevance and real-world connection at a local level. From retail floors to run clubs, dinner tables to digital feeds, we are building a brand that lives inside communities—not just on shelves.
Our ambition is simple: Change how people eat from local tables to an Italian Way of Eating Nationwide.
The Role: Own the City As a Local Field Marketing Manager, you are the local owner of the Brami brand in your market. This is not a coordination role. It is a builder role. You will deeply understand how your city works—its food scene, fitness culture, parent networks, social hubs, and influencers—and translate that into high-impact marketing that drives trial, repeat, and brand love.
You will operate with a GM mindset, owning how Brami shows up across your city and ensuring all efforts ladder up to measurable growth.
What You’ll Do: Build the Brand Locally 1. Drive Trial & Velocity (Retail + IRL)
Own in-store marketing execution across key retail partners (Whole Foods, Kroger, Target, etc.)
Plan and execute demo strategy, retail events, and local programs
Work with sales team to identify priority doors and focus resources to drive velocity (UPSPW)
Partner with the sales team to support key launches, expansions, and key moments within the retailer's walls.
2. Activate the Community
Build and manage relationships with high-value local communities, including:
Develop grassroots programs that embed Brami into recurring behaviors (not one-off events)
Host and execute local experiences that reach our core audience and drive them to purchase at retail: sampling, dinners, classes, pop-ups
3. Build Local Influence
Identify and cultivate city-specific influencers and tastemakers:
Chefs, trainers, creators, and connectors
Drive authentic partnerships (not transactional posts)
Seed product, host experiences, and generate organic advocacy
4. Create Moments that Matter
Plan and execute experiential marketing moments:
“Find Brami” surprise sampling
Wellness and fitness activations
Farmers markets and seasonal events
Cultural and food-driven experiences
Focus on memorable, shareable experiences, not just presence
Support HQ (production, planning, staffing, local tastemakers) marquee events that exist in your market
Capture and generate local content (social-first, scrappy, real)
Identify what resonates in your market and feed insights back to HQ
Act as the eyes and ears of the brand in your city
6. Manage & Scale a Local Team
Recruit, train, and manage Brand Ambassadors
Build a high-performing local field team
Ensure quality, consistency, and energy across all activations
Who You Are You are not a traditional marketer. You are a connector, operator, and culture builder.
You might come from:
Field marketing / experiential marketing
Community or grassroots marketing
Early-stage brand building
Hospitality, fitness, or food ecosystems
You are:
Deeply connected in your city—you know where culture happens
A natural relationship builder (“you know everyone” energy)
Both strategic and scrappy—you can plan and execute
Highly organized and self-directed
Comfortable owning outcomes, not just activities
Energized by being in the field, not behind a desk
You should have:
The ability to lift and move items such as cases of pasta, tents, and tables, and be on your feet for long periods of time.
Reliable transportation and a clean driving record
What You Understand
That velocity matters more than vanity metrics
That great brands are built through real-world experiences + community
That influence is earned through credibility, not just paid reach
Bonus Points If You Have
Experience in CPG field marketing (especially high-growth brands)
Strong relationships in local food, fitness, or parenting communities
Experience managing part-time teams or ambassadors
Comfort working cross-functionally with sales and marketing
Why You’ll Love This Role
Full ownership of a city—real impact, not execution-only
Ability to build something from the ground up
Competitive salary + performance bonus
Equity upside
Free Brami products
Direct exposure to building a high-growth brand
A role that is dynamic, social, and constantly evolving
Final Note This role is for someone who wants to build a brand in the real world. If you understand that movements are created person-by-person, table-by-table, and city-by-city—we should talk.
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In 2026, Brami is entering a new chapter. We are evolving from traditional retail marketing into city-led brand building—creating cultural relevance and real-world connection at a local level. From retail floors to run clubs, dinner tables to digital feeds, we are building a brand that lives inside communities—not just on shelves.
Our ambition is simple: Change how people eat from local tables to an Italian Way of Eating Nationwide.
The Role: Own the City As a Local Field Marketing Manager, you are the local owner of the Brami brand in your market. This is not a coordination role. It is a builder role. You will deeply understand how your city works—its food scene, fitness culture, parent networks, social hubs, and influencers—and translate that into high-impact marketing that drives trial, repeat, and brand love.
You will operate with a GM mindset, owning how Brami shows up across your city and ensuring all efforts ladder up to measurable growth.
What You’ll Do: Build the Brand Locally 1. Drive Trial & Velocity (Retail + IRL)
Own in-store marketing execution across key retail partners (Whole Foods, Kroger, Target, etc.)
Plan and execute demo strategy, retail events, and local programs
Work with sales team to identify priority doors and focus resources to drive velocity (UPSPW)
Partner with the sales team to support key launches, expansions, and key moments within the retailer's walls.
2. Activate the Community
Build and manage relationships with high-value local communities, including:
Develop grassroots programs that embed Brami into recurring behaviors (not one-off events)
Host and execute local experiences that reach our core audience and drive them to purchase at retail: sampling, dinners, classes, pop-ups
3. Build Local Influence
Identify and cultivate city-specific influencers and tastemakers:
Chefs, trainers, creators, and connectors
Drive authentic partnerships (not transactional posts)
Seed product, host experiences, and generate organic advocacy
4. Create Moments that Matter
Plan and execute experiential marketing moments:
“Find Brami” surprise sampling
Wellness and fitness activations
Farmers markets and seasonal events
Cultural and food-driven experiences
Focus on memorable, shareable experiences, not just presence
Support HQ (production, planning, staffing, local tastemakers) marquee events that exist in your market
Capture and generate local content (social-first, scrappy, real)
Identify what resonates in your market and feed insights back to HQ
Act as the eyes and ears of the brand in your city
6. Manage & Scale a Local Team
Recruit, train, and manage Brand Ambassadors
Build a high-performing local field team
Ensure quality, consistency, and energy across all activations
Who You Are You are not a traditional marketer. You are a connector, operator, and culture builder.
You might come from:
Field marketing / experiential marketing
Community or grassroots marketing
Early-stage brand building
Hospitality, fitness, or food ecosystems
You are:
Deeply connected in your city—you know where culture happens
A natural relationship builder (“you know everyone” energy)
Both strategic and scrappy—you can plan and execute
Highly organized and self-directed
Comfortable owning outcomes, not just activities
Energized by being in the field, not behind a desk
You should have:
The ability to lift and move items such as cases of pasta, tents, and tables, and be on your feet for long periods of time.
Reliable transportation and a clean driving record
What You Understand
That velocity matters more than vanity metrics
That great brands are built through real-world experiences + community
That influence is earned through credibility, not just paid reach
Bonus Points If You Have
Experience in CPG field marketing (especially high-growth brands)
Strong relationships in local food, fitness, or parenting communities
Experience managing part-time teams or ambassadors
Comfort working cross-functionally with sales and marketing
Why You’ll Love This Role
Full ownership of a city—real impact, not execution-only
Ability to build something from the ground up
Competitive salary + performance bonus
Equity upside
Free Brami products
Direct exposure to building a high-growth brand
A role that is dynamic, social, and constantly evolving
Final Note This role is for someone who wants to build a brand in the real world. If you understand that movements are created person-by-person, table-by-table, and city-by-city—we should talk.
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