
The Marketing Strategist is responsible for developing and executing integrated marketing strategies that increase awareness, participation, engagement, and organizational growth across the African American Male Wellness Agency (AAMWA). This position leads the planning, coordination, and evaluation of marketing campaigns that promote AAMWA's signature events, health initiatives, educational programs, strategic partnerships, and year-round community engagement efforts.
As a member of the Marketing & Communications team, the Marketing Strategist reports to the Director of Communications and Public Relations and works collaboratively with the Social Media Strategist, Web Administrator, Creative Services, city coordinators, project leads, and organizational leadership to ensure marketing initiatives are aligned with organizational priorities and deliver measurable results. The Marketing Strategist serves as the lead for marketing strategy, campaign planning, paid advertising initiatives, audience development, sponsor activation, and performance measurement. This role develops co-branded marketing opportunities with corporate sponsors, healthcare organizations, community partners, and strategic stakeholders to maximize visibility before, during, and after organizational events while expanding AAMWA's reach and strengthening community awareness. Additionally, the Marketing Strategist analyzes campaign performance using key performance indicators (KPIs), prepares marketing reports that measure audience engagement, event participation, and return on investment, and provides strategic recommendations that continuously improve marketing effectiveness and support organizational growth.

National Center for Urban Solutions (NCUS) is a diversified social enterprise with an interdisciplinary approach to solving the needs of urban and underrepresented communities in health, workforce, and education. Our mission is to be the leading corporation advancing equity, community, health, and economic stability in urban communities.
Founded in 1993, NCUS has served the urban community for over 30 years moving individuals mired in the negative impacts of urban poverty to socio economic self-sufficiency. Driven by our integrated model, we have built a national reputation through our grassroots philosophy.