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Marketing and Bid Co-Ordinator

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Dani from is thrilled to share this incredible opportunity for a Marketing and Bid Coordinator to join a dynamic business in Exeter.

This role is perfect for someone eager to advance their career in the commercial sector, using their creative flair to produce persuasive proposals and identify new business opportunities.

About the Client

Our client is a forward-thinking law firm celebrated for its innovative culture and commitment to the growth and success of its team members. Their supportive work environment encourages professional development and prioritises work-life balance, making it an ideal place for ambitious individuals to thrive.

Role Overview  

As the Marketing and Bid Coordinator, you’ll play a key role within the Marketing & Client Development team, where you’ll craft impactful business proposals, create compelling copy, and contribute to the company's growth strategy. This is a unique chance to build your expertise in business development and bid management, working closely with colleagues to drive client engagement and new business opportunities.

Marketing and Bid Coordinator Responsibilities: 

Support the tendering process, ensuring seamless proposal submissions.

Collaborate with the Senior Bid Manager on Invitations to Tender.

Develop engaging client proposal documents that communicate value effectively.

Update and manage bid materials and resources to keep content current.

Create persuasive, client-facing documentation that aligns with the firm’s brand.

Assist colleagues in business development activities, identifying opportunities for growth.

Contribute to the company's marketing efforts by crafting copy that captures attention and builds interest.

Marketing and Bid Coordinator Requirements:

1-2 years experience with bid or tender processes, with a talent for persuasive writing.

Or corporate marketing experience with focus on B2B content

A passion for creating compelling written content and crafting impactful business narratives.

Skills in adapting tone and style to align with brand values.

Experience with business proposals and presentations (preferred).

A high level of grammar and creative writing expertise.

Availability to commute to the Bristol office weekly.

A proactive mindset and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.

Benefits:

Flexible working options.

Enhanced annual leave, including birthday leave.

Opportunities to purchase additional holiday.

Healthcare plans and on-site wellness facilities, including yoga classes and a gym.

Employee Assistance Programme for well-being support.

Engagement in responsible business initiatives and active diversity groups.

Regular team-building events and activities.

This Marketing and Bid Coordinator role presents an exceptional opportunity to specialise in bid management within a supportive and innovative business. Whether you’re advancing from a business development role or pivoting from a writing-focused position, this is an ideal setting to grow your skills and make a meaningful impact.

If you’re interested in this Marketing and Bid Coordinator role, reach out to Dani at for a confidential discussion. Let’s take the next step in your career journey together

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