Business Development & Marketing Coordinator (Part-Time – 2 Days)
Business Development & Marketing Coordinator (Part-Time – 2 Days)
Looking for a flexible, part-time role where you can make an impact? We’re seeking a proactive, creative marketer to support business growth for a well-established law firm on the North Shore.
The Role
- Drive business development and marketing initiatives
- Manage social media (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook)
- Update website content and support campaigns
- Identify new client and referral opportunities
About You
- Experience or strong interest in marketing, business development and communications
- Confident with digital marketing and social media
- Strong writing skills and attention to detail
- Self-motivated and able to work independently
Why Apply?
- 2 days per week – flexible working arrangement
- Supportive, collaborative team
- Opportunity to shape and grow the role
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