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The Social Media Program Manager role at Monks focuses on bringing structure and clarity to a fast-moving, creative environment in San Francisco. This position requires ownership of complex workflows, careful attention to detail, and a history of managing schedules and creative operations for social-first projects. The manager turns ambiguous processes into well-organized work streams, building the operational foundation that allows social and creative teams to grow and deliver strong results.
By improving operations, solving challenges early, and identifying areas for improvement, the Program Manager acts as a key partner for teams both inside and outside Monks. The main objective is to streamline processes and support the delivery of high-quality social content for the Google Devices ecosystem.
Key Responsibilities
- Campaign Program Management: Oversee day-to-day management of social-first launch campaigns. Coordinate dependencies and stakeholders to keep projects moving smoothly from kickoff through completion.
- Creative Review Management: Lead review cycles with leadership and manage content approvals across multiple teams. Track action items, guide agency partners on feedback, and ensure projects stay on schedule. Confirm all brand, legal, and product requirements are met before launch.
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Serve as the main contact for workstream leads and cross-functional groups, including Social, Product Marketing, Legal, Creative, Production, and Brand teams. Build alignment on feasibility, requirements, and next steps through clear communication and meetings.
- Organizational and Timeline Alignment: Keep the social team aligned with broader marketing goals and schedules.

