Business Leadership

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umt internalNew York (NY)

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About the role

What You’ll Do: Business Leadership is responsible for driving meaningful business impact for our clients and the agency. As strategic partners, our business leaders bring a deep understanding of each client’s business, category, and ambitions, shaping the problems we solve and the opportunities we pursue. They build trusted relationships, guide complex stakeholder dynamics, and create the conditions for bold, effective work to succeed. This means setting clear direction, aligning teams around the right priorities, and ensuring ideas are positioned, sold, and delivered in ways that maximize both creative and commercial impact. Business leaders operate across every stage of the work, from defining the challenge to guiding execution, maintaining a constant pulse on client needs, business performance, and opportunities for growth. Whether leading senior client relationships or supporting day‑to‑day partnership, our business leaders are expected to think holistically, act decisively, and contribute to building enduring client partnerships that drive long‑term value. On Rates Rates vary based on the scope, duration, and complexity of each engagement, and are grounded in our full‑time salary bands so you know we’re coming to you seriously. We’ll always be upfront about what we have — from there, it’s yours to take if it makes sense for you. No pressure, no obligation. We just ask for a straight answer so we can keep things moving.

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