Vice President of Communications
confidentialSeattle (WA)
About the role
Vice President of Communications
About the Company:
- Innovative cloud ERP provider with adaptable technology for mid-sized businesses
- IndustryComputer Software
- TypePrivately Held
- Founded2007Employees501-1000 Funding$26-$50 million
- CategoriesInformation Technology & Services
- TechnologyDeveloper Tools
- Enterprise Resource Planning
- Enterprise Resource Planning Software(ERP)
- Enterprise Software
- SoftwareSoftware Development & Design
Specialtiescloud erpcloud computingcrmproject accountingcloud accountingdistributionretailconstructionmanufacturingand service industriesservice industriesprofessional servicesagriculturebusiness servicescommunications and utilitiesconsumer packaged goods (cpg)field servicehospitalitysoftware and technologyhome goods and furnishingsand specialty contractors
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a VP of Communications to lead and execute a comprehensive strategy encompassing public relations, analyst relations, and corporate communications. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and maintaining strong media and analyst relationships, serving as a company spokesperson, and ensuring the delivery of clear, accurate, and timely messages. This role requires a strategic thinker with a minimum of 15 years of relevant experience, preferably in a B2B software environment, and a proven track record in driving brand and communication goals. The VP of Communications will also be tasked with managing a team, overseeing the editorial and content quality, and leading the development of communication programs that enhance the company's visibility, credibility, and market reputation. Applicants for the VP of Communications position at the company should be results-oriented, self-starting, and possess excellent written and verbal communication skills. The role demands a high level of adaptability and the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously. The ideal candidate will have a BS degree or equivalent, be experienced in executive communications, and have a strong background in social media management. Responsibilities also include budget management, leading a team, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure that all communications are in line with the company's narrative, positioning, and standards. The company values a collaborative and high-energy culture, and the VP of Communications will play a key role in upholding these principles. Hiring Manager TitleCMOFunctionsMarketing
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