Who are Coolr?
We’re an independent social media agency and team of creatives, social experts, content publishers and change makers. Completely wired into popular culture, our work connects brands with their audiences at scale. With clients such as Burger King, Lidl, Deliveroo and Compare the Market (to name drop a few) our aim is to be the biggest social agency in the world.
The agency is growing at a rapid rate, but we’re only just getting started. In 2026, we have ambitious plans to truly become the stand-out social agency in the UK, the US, and beyond. We have a strong platform for growth and have made great strides forward – now we really want to take things to the next level.
About the role:
We’re looking for a Director of Strategy to lead and scale Coolr’s strategic offering. This is a senior, hands-on role for someone confident operating at C-suite level with clients, leading and developing a growing strategy team, and building clear strategic IP that elevates the agency.
Strategy at Coolr is a core pillar of our proposition, not a support function. You’ll set the vision, embed insight-led thinking across the business, and ensure our work consistently moves from good to great.
The role balances client-facing leadership, new business strategy, and team development, while creating the frameworks and ways of working needed to scale a best-in-class strategy function.
The job 💻
- Own agency-wide strategic positioning and narrative, ensuring strategy is central to how we win, retain and grow clients.
- Evolve and codify “The Coolr Way” repeatable strategic frameworks, tools and templates that raise consistency and quality across all accounts and pitches
- Act as a senior strategic partner to key clients, leading long-term social & influencer strategies, QBRs, roadmaps and multi-market thinking.
- Take ownership of strategy in new business, shaping compelling narratives and leading strategic development and presentations, working closely with the Coolr growth team to ensure we are consistently delivering best in class outputs.