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Chief Growth & Product Officer

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About the role

Chief Growth & Product Officer
About the Company:
  • Leading digital media platform with billions of users across web & mobile
  • IndustryInformation Technology and Services
  • TypePrivately Held
  • Founded1962Employees501-1000 Categories
  • InternetDigital MediaNewsPublishingBroadcastingMediaFinancial Forecasting
  • Mobile App Development
  • Internet of Things
  • Enterprise Solutions
  • Media & Entertainment
  • Professional Services
  • ScientificTechnical Services
  • Specialtiesweatherdataforecastingtechnologybusinessappsctvstreamingstorm warningsmediaand climate
Business ClassificationsB2CAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Chief Growth & Product Officer to lead business strategy, planning, and financial performance across a complex portfolio. The role sets growth priorities and a unified product roadmap, aligns investment with revenue and profitability goals, and oversees business and product leaders. Responsibilities include identifying markets and customer opportunities, guiding pricing and go-to-market plans, and developing commercial opportunities for AI-enabled data services. The officer will also establish product prioritization and lifecycle practices, track results, and advise on portfolio investments, partnerships, and acquisitions. Candidates should have at least 10 years of progressive leadership experience in business strategy, general management, or product leadership, including direct P&L accountability for a complex portfolio. A record of growing enterprise, data, subscription, or digital media businesses through product strategy and coordinated commercial execution is required; experience in weather data or decision-support services is preferred. The role calls for strong financial and analytical skills, excellent communication, and the ability to align teams, resolve competing priorities, and drive measurable results. Technical fluency in digital products, data services, APIs, and AI applications is also required. Hiring Manager TitleCEOFunctionsStrategyProduct Management

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