Executive Vice President, Digital Strategy, Technology & Analytics

Posted 18 days ago

confidentialSan Antonio (TX)

Public Relations ManagersAdvertising Agencies

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Executive Vice President, Digital Strategy, Technology & AnalyticsAbout the CompanyOne of the largest global communications agencies in the US.IndustryPublic Relations and CommunicationsTypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking an Executive Vice President for Digital Strategy, Technology, and Analytics. The successful candidate will be a senior business and people leader with a proven track record in team leadership, business management, and global impact. This role is pivotal in fostering collaboration across digital experience, strategy, technology, and insights & analytics teams to deliver integrated solutions for clients. The EVP will also be responsible for owning the budget, overseeing P&L, and developing strategies to meet business and financial targets, with a focus on driving sustainable growth. Innovation and client relationships are key aspects of this position. The EVP will be expected to spearhead innovation by leveraging AI and advanced analytics to enhance client solutions, positioning the company as a leader in transformative technologies. Additionally, the role involves acting as a trusted advisor to senior executives at leading global brands, ensuring client satisfaction and retention, and expanding the client portfolio. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in digital strategy, technology, and analytics, and will be a strategic partner in shaping the company's global leadership and driving results across various sectors.FunctionsStrategyData Management/Analytics

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