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Brand Marketing roles in the U.S. qualify for E-3 visa sponsorship when the position requires a bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, or a related field. The E-3 has no lottery and no annual cap, making it a reliable path for Australian marketing professionals. Your employer files the Labor Condition Application before you apply.
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The Director, Brand Strategy owns the strategic foundations of the Grant Thornton Advisors group brand across 20+ markets. The role defines enterprise positioning, proposition and narrative, then translates them into proposition and messaging architectures for campaigns, solutions and services.
It leads brand architecture and M&A brand decisions, sets governance standards, designs the global operating model and owns brand research and testing. It defines how the firm shows up externally and directs brand investment across regions, keeping execution practical, consistent and commercially effective across every channel.
This is a strategy role, not an activation role. It sets direction and briefs the teams that own execution. The right person has led a brand repositioning at enterprise level, brings strong editorial judgement and is a commercial storyteller who turns strategy into clear narratives that work across markets and cultures.
Responsibilities
Positioning, propositions and messaging:
- Define and evolve enterprise positioning, proposition and narrative across all markets
- Build proposition and messaging architectures that link audience, client problem, value, proof and claims
- Turn strategy into clear briefs for Creative, Content, Communications, Brand Activation and markets, holding intent through development
Brand architecture:
- Design and maintain the global brand architecture: portfolio logic, naming, descriptors, endorsement and sub-brand rules
- Define how enterprise, market, acquisition, solution, service and product brands relate
- Lead acquisition brand decisions, weighing market equity, commercial and legal priorities and timeline
- Own the architecture roadmap and decision record, and advise leaders on material choices
Governance and compliance:
- Set global brand standards across markets, services, solutions and key client touchpoints
- Define what markets must adopt, what they may adapt and when central approval applies
- Approve material adaptations, naming and changes to the enterprise narrative or descriptor
- Monitor compliance, close gaps with market leaders and work with Legal on regulatory or entity language
Operating model, tools and enablement:
- Design the global operating model: roles, decision rights, workflows and hand-offs across Corporate Marketing, functions and markets
- Build tools, playbooks and guidance so markets apply the strategy with confidence
- Lead training and enablement, and provide a clear route for support or escalation
Insight, testing and measurement:
- Own the brand research agenda: tracking, audience insight, proposition testing and message testing
- Define measures for understanding, awareness, consideration, distinctiveness and adoption, and turn findings into decisions
Leadership and influence:
- Advise the CMO and leadership on positioning, architecture and material brand decisions
- Lead cross-functional strategy programs and manage external strategy, research and naming partners
- Represent the firm in global brand forums and align markets on a common direction
- Build brand strategy capability, challenging unclear propositions, unsupported claims and weak briefs
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelors degree in Marketing or other relevant field; equivalent experience acceptable
- 12+ years in senior brand strategy at enterprise and global scale
- Proven record defining enterprise positioning and building proposition and messaging architectures
- Deep experience in brand architecture, portfolio strategy, naming and descriptors
- Experience leading M&A brand decisions: retained-brand, endorsement, transition and sunset
- Exceptional writer, able to make complex services clear, credible and distinctive, with a strong portfolio of published brand and messaging work to point to
- Strong command of qualitative and quantitative research, tracking and testing
- Experience designing operating models, governance, decision rights and approval processes
- Excellent strategic judgement and writing, making complex services clear, credible and distinctive
- Commercial grasp of complex B2B or professional services markets
- Experience across multiple markets and a complex matrix, balancing global consistency with local needs
- Strong executive influence and the confidence to defend clear recommendations
COMPENSATION
The base salary range for this position is between $184,000 and $276,000. Placement within the pay range is at Grant Thornton’s discretion, and it is based on multiple factors, including but not limited to, job-related knowledge/skills, experience, business needs, progression within the role, geographic location, and internal equity. At Grant Thornton, compensation decisions are dependent upon the facts and circumstances of each position and candidate.
INTRODUCTION
The Director, Brand Strategy owns the strategic foundations of the Grant Thornton Advisors group brand across 20+ markets. The role defines enterprise positioning, proposition and narrative, then translates them into proposition and messaging architectures for campaigns, solutions and services.
It leads brand architecture and M&A brand decisions, sets governance standards, designs the global operating model and owns brand research and testing. It defines how the firm shows up externally and directs brand investment across regions, keeping execution practical, consistent and commercially effective across every channel.
This is a strategy role, not an activation role. It sets direction and briefs the teams that own execution. The right person has led a brand repositioning at enterprise level, brings strong editorial judgement and is a commercial storyteller who turns strategy into clear narratives that work across markets and cultures.
Responsibilities
Positioning, propositions and messaging:
- Define and evolve enterprise positioning, proposition and narrative across all markets
- Build proposition and messaging architectures that link audience, client problem, value, proof and claims
- Turn strategy into clear briefs for Creative, Content, Communications, Brand Activation and markets, holding intent through development
Brand architecture:
- Design and maintain the global brand architecture: portfolio logic, naming, descriptors, endorsement and sub-brand rules
- Define how enterprise, market, acquisition, solution, service and product brands relate
- Lead acquisition brand decisions, weighing market equity, commercial and legal priorities and timeline
- Own the architecture roadmap and decision record, and advise leaders on material choices
Governance and compliance:
- Set global brand standards across markets, services, solutions and key client touchpoints
- Define what markets must adopt, what they may adapt and when central approval applies
- Approve material adaptations, naming and changes to the enterprise narrative or descriptor
- Monitor compliance, close gaps with market leaders and work with Legal on regulatory or entity language
Operating model, tools and enablement:
- Design the global operating model: roles, decision rights, workflows and hand-offs across Corporate Marketing, functions and markets
- Build tools, playbooks and guidance so markets apply the strategy with confidence
- Lead training and enablement, and provide a clear route for support or escalation
Insight, testing and measurement:
- Own the brand research agenda: tracking, audience insight, proposition testing and message testing
- Define measures for understanding, awareness, consideration, distinctiveness and adoption, and turn findings into decisions
Leadership and influence:
- Advise the CMO and leadership on positioning, architecture and material brand decisions
- Lead cross-functional strategy programs and manage external strategy, research and naming partners
- Represent the firm in global brand forums and align markets on a common direction
- Build brand strategy capability, challenging unclear propositions, unsupported claims and weak briefs
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelors degree in Marketing or other relevant field; equivalent experience acceptable
- 12+ years in senior brand strategy at enterprise and global scale
- Proven record defining enterprise positioning and building proposition and messaging architectures
- Deep experience in brand architecture, portfolio strategy, naming and descriptors
- Experience leading M&A brand decisions: retained-brand, endorsement, transition and sunset
- Exceptional writer, able to make complex services clear, credible and distinctive, with a strong portfolio of published brand and messaging work to point to
- Strong command of qualitative and quantitative research, tracking and testing
- Experience designing operating models, governance, decision rights and approval processes
- Excellent strategic judgement and writing, making complex services clear, credible and distinctive
- Commercial grasp of complex B2B or professional services markets
- Experience across multiple markets and a complex matrix, balancing global consistency with local needs
- Strong executive influence and the confidence to defend clear recommendations
COMPENSATION
The base salary range for this position is between $184,000 and $276,000. Placement within the pay range is at Grant Thornton’s discretion, and it is based on multiple factors, including but not limited to, job-related knowledge/skills, experience, business needs, progression within the role, geographic location, and internal equity. At Grant Thornton, compensation decisions are dependent upon the facts and circumstances of each position and candidate.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding E-3 Visa Sponsorship in Brand Marketing
Frame your portfolio around U.S. market outcomes
Australian campaign metrics and brand KPIs translate directly, but U.S. hiring managers respond to results framed in their market context. Restate campaign performance in terms of U.S. consumer segments, platforms, and media channels your prospective employer actually uses.
Target employers with existing LCA filing history
Search the DOL's public LCA disclosure data for employers who have filed Labor Condition Applications for marketing roles. A prior filing history signals the employer already understands E-3 visa sponsorship obligations and won't balk at the process.
Clarify specialty occupation status before applying
Brand Marketing roles qualify as specialty occupations only when the position specifically requires a relevant bachelor's degree, not just prefers one. Review the job description carefully; a 'preferred' degree requirement can jeopardize your E-3 eligibility at the consulate.
Use Migrate Mate's E-3 filing service for LCA coordination
Once you have an offer, your employer needs a certified LCA from the DOL before you can apply at the consulate. Use Migrate Mate's E-3 filing service to manage the LCA submission and visa paperwork so your start date isn't delayed by filing errors.
Prepare for consulate questions on role scope
Consular officers sometimes scrutinize brand management roles because the title can overlap with general business functions. Bring your offer letter, job description, and your degree transcript to demonstrate the direct connection between your qualifications and the specific role.
Negotiate your start date around consulate appointment wait times
E-3 visa interviews are booked through U.S. consulates in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, and appointment availability varies by location and season. Lock in your appointment as soon as your LCA is certified, then work backward to agree on a realistic start date with your employer.
E-3 Visa Brand Marketing: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find Brand Marketing jobs in the U.S. that offer E-3 visa sponsorship?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for this search. It surfaces Brand Marketing roles at employers who have a history of sponsoring Australian professionals on the E-3 visa, so you're not cold-applying to companies that will decline when sponsorship comes up. Filter by role and location to find active openings matched to your E-3 eligibility.
How much does it cost to get an E-3 visa?
Migrate Mate's E-3 filing service covers the entire process for $499, including the Labor Condition Application, visa document preparation, and consulate appointment guidance. Traditional immigration lawyers charge $2,000–$5,000+ for the same work. The E-3 has less paperwork than most work visas, so paying thousands for legal help is usually unnecessary.
Does a Brand Marketing role qualify as a specialty occupation for the E-3?
Brand Marketing qualifies as a specialty occupation when the employer requires a bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, advertising, or a closely related field. The requirement must be genuine and stated in the job description, not simply preferred. Roles described as open to any degree, or where the degree is optional, risk failing the specialty occupation test at the consulate.
How does the E-3 visa compare to the H-1B for Brand Marketing professionals?
The E-3 has no annual lottery and no cap that limits how many can be issued each year, which means your application isn't subject to the randomized selection process that blocks most H-1B visa hopefuls. For Brand Marketing roles, that distinction is significant because you can apply any time you have a qualifying offer, rather than waiting for an annual lottery window.
Can I change Brand Marketing employers while on the E-3 visa?
Yes, but you can't simply transfer your existing E-3 status the way some other visa categories allow. Your new employer must file a fresh LCA with the DOL, and you'll typically need a new visa stamp at the consulate before starting. Planning the gap between roles carefully matters because you have a 60-day grace period after your employment ends before your status lapses.