About the opportunity
Our client is a major Chinese state-owned enterprise with a rapidly growing business presence in Mexico. As the company continues to expand its solar-energy and renewable-energy activities in the local market, it is strengthening its local marketing capabilities to support business development, customer engagement and long-term growth. The company is now looking for a hands-on B2B Marketing & Events Manager to become its first local marketing hire in Mexico. This is an individual-contributor position with no immediate team-management responsibilities. The successful candidate will personally execute exhibitions, localized content, digital marketing, lead-generation activities and sales-support initiatives, while also helping develop the company's local marketing plan. Working closely with the Mexico sales team and international stakeholders, this position will help turn marketing activities into measurable commercial opportunities and strengthen the company's visibility within Mexico's solar and renewable-energy ecosystem.
Key responsibilities




- Develop and execute the Mexico marketing plan in alignment with business-development and sales priorities.
- Plan and manage the company's participation in major industry exhibitions and conferences, including events such as Intersolar, RE+ and The Green Expo.
- Personally coordinate exhibition preparation and execution, including suppliers, event partners, promotional materials, on-site activities and post-event follow-up.
- Manage the company's local social-media channels, including LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram, as well as relevant website content.
- Create and localize Spanish-language brochures, case studies, presentations, product materials and other sales-enablement content.
- Work with internal technical and commercial teams to translate technical information into clear, commercially relevant marketing materials.
- Plan and execute lead-generation activities, capture and qualify marketing lea

📌 B Marketing (México)
🏢 Kay's TalentLab
📍 México