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Director of Shopper Marketing
About RYZE: The Role: The Role RYZE is entering national retail, and the gap between a great product getting listed and a great product getting sold is shopper marketing. We can earn distribution. What happens at the shelf and in the digital aisle after that is what this role owns. The Director of Retail and Shopper Marketing is how RYZE wins on shelf and in the moments right before the purchase. You build the programs that convert awareness into trial, and trial into loyalty. You make RYZE feel like the obvious choice in the aisle, not a new product that requires explanation. You understand that shopper marketing at an emerging brand is fundamentally different from shopper marketing at a major CPG company. You do not have a hundred-year brand trust story. You do not have massive co-op budgets. You win through sharper strategy, smarter retailer integration, and a brand experience at the point of purchase that actually resonates. This role sits at the intersection of brand, sales, and retail execution. You are the architect of how RYZE shows up at retail: on shelf, in the digital aisle, and in every customer-specific program we build. What You’ll Do Shopper Marketing Strategy You develop the annual shopper marketing strategy and calendar: by channel, by customer, by season. You decide how to allocate trade and shopper dollars to maximize trial, drive repeat, and build loyalty. You set the standard for what good looks like for RYZE at retail, and you enforce it across every touchpoint. Retailer Media & Digital Shopper Programs You are fluent in retailer media networks: Walmart Connect, Target Roundel, Kroger Precision Marketing, Instacart Ads, and others. You build programs that connect brand investment to in-store execution and deliver measurable ROAS. You do not treat retailer media as a standalone tactic; you wire it to the full shopper journey, from search to shelf. In-Store Execution & Visual Merchandising You own the tools that build presence on shelf: displays,