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Country Director New Zealand

skillonnet-1744715103
Companyskillonnet-1744715103
CategoryOperations & Admin
Location
Remote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelDirector
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted10 Jul 2026
Last verified10 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (teamtailor)
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Description
Company Description We are SkillOnNet, leading the igaming entertainment by providing our customers with the most entertaining and trustworthy experience possible, while also reinventing the gambling industry. We are home to more than 30 well-known brands, including PlayOJO, DruckGluck, BacanaPlay, Genting, and many more. We are committed to long-term development and sustainability, and we are trying to revolutionise our industry for the benefit of our players, ourselves, and the entertainment industry as a whole. Job Description We are seeking an entrepreneurial, commercially driven, and hands-on Country Director – New Zealand to lead and grow our presence in one of our key strategic markets. This role combines ownership of marketing, commercial performance, and local market operations, with responsibility for building and leading a high-performing local team capable of operating effectively across time zones. As Country Director, you will be the ultimate owner of the New Zealand market, responsible for driving sustainable growth through customer acquisition, brand development, retention initiatives, and commercial optimisation. Working closely with central teams across marketing, CRM, affiliates, product, compliance, and operations, you will ensure global strategies are effectively adapted and executed for the local market. In addition to marketing leadership, you will establish and manage a self-sufficient local market function that supports relationships with key suppliers and stakeholders, local operational requirements, product testing and market enhancements, regulatory compliance, and customer experience initiatives. Acting as the voice of the New Zealand customer, you will identify opportunities for growth, champion local market needs, and influence business decisions that drive long-term success. This is a unique opportunity to play a leading role in scaling a business in a strategically important region. You will join a company experiencing rapid growth, backed by significant investment in its people, brand, and product offering, with the autonomy and accountability to shape market success and deliver measurable business impact. Responsibilities include: Market Leadership & Commercial Growth Own and deliver the overall New Zealand market strategy, performance targets, and P&L objectives. Develop and execute strategic plans to drive customer acquisition, retention, revenue growth, and market share. Identify market opportunities, customer trends, and competitive developments to inform commercial decision-making. Act as the primary advocate for New Zealand customer needs and market requirements across the business. Marketing & Brand Development Develop strategic plans for brand-building and acquisition marketing activities across the market. Lead and manage customer acquisition channels including TV, radio, sponsorships, print, out-of-home advertising, PR, digital marketing, affiliates, and performance-based media. Work closely with internal teams and external agencies to optimise campaign effectiveness and marketing performance. Own and manage substantial annual marketing budgets, forecasts, and performance targets. Serve as brand champion for the local market, adapting global brand positioning, creative assets, and tone of voice while developing bespoke local campaigns where required. Conduct pre- and post-campaign analysis to measure ROI, CPA, effectiveness, and optimisation opportunities. Local Market Operations & Team Leadership Build, lead, and develop a high-performing local team capable of supporting market needs across multiple business functions. Provide leadership, coaching, recruitment, succession planning, and professional development for local team members. Coordinate local operational initiatives and ensure effective collaboration between New Zealand and central business functions. Sup