Market Manager - Florida
Primer · Miami, FL · 1 mo ago
Business DevelopmentFull-time
Responsibilities
- Ensure Primers across Florida are meeting the Primer standard across all dimensions.
- Own educational quality across all Florida campuses — with a primary focus on the academic program and the development and support of Primer Leaders.
- Partner with real estate, education, operations, marketing, and admissions teams to ensure the success of every Primer within a region of Florida.
- Launch new Primer campuses end-to-end, from location evaluation to opening day operations.
- Drive student growth by testing new local strategies.
Requirements
- You're a builder and self-starter. You don't need to be told what to do. You have experience navigating ambiguity and creating scalable systems out of chaos.
- You can execute at a fast pace while holding a high bar for quality.
- You have experience in education leadership, ideally within a physical school environment as a Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, or Principal.
- You've past accountability to aggressive growth, revenue, margin, and expansion targets.
- You've proven ability to build strong relationships both internally and externally.
- You're a generalist willing to roll up your sleeves and get stuff done — both in the weeds and at the strategic level.
- You've experience disrupting the status quo - either with new school models, new policies, or something else that removes constraints and drives innovation.
Qualifications
- You do your best work in structured environments. This role demands genuine comfort toggling between strategic decisions and operational detail — sometimes in the same hour.
- You prefer to specialize. This role demands genuine comfort toggling between strategic decisions and operational detail — sometimes in the same hour.
- You prefer a fully remote, hands off environment. Primer is a consumer-facing education business. Evenings, weekends, and nontraditional hours — Travel and attendance to open houses, school events, parent meetings — are part of the rhythm, not the exception.