Head of Social Media (Tech Events)
walter baconBel Air (MD)
Head of Social Media (Tech Events)
Posted 2 days ago
walter baconBel Air (MD)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Head of Social Media (Tech Events)
ABOUT US:
The Home of the Most Important, Influential, and Cutting-edge Open-source Software Projects in the World. Hosting The World's Most Attended Tech Events and Conferences Throughout the YearABOUT THE ROLE:We Produce Tons of Video Assets From Our Global Events Weekly for You to Leverage. You Will Own the Social Media Strategy. Drive Massive Social Media Audience Growth. Create an "Owned Media" Strategy and Global Influence Machine. Hire and Mentor All the Experts You Need to Succeed. Leverage On-Air Personalities, Influencers, and Industry Experts to Establish Podcasts, Channels, Shows, etc."Success" Will Be Measured by Event Registrations and Attendance Work 100% Remotely. Some Travel to Global Events Would be Ideal.
IDEAL CANDIDATE PROFILE:
Has Grown Social Media Influence and Reach for a New Media Company or Viral Podcast in the Business to Business (B2B) Sector. Technology Related. Possible Previous Titles: Producer, Head of Audience, Head of Audience Growth, Head of Social Media, Head of Content, Head of Growth, Head of Social, Director of Social Media Understands How the Social Media Algorithms Work. Tracks the Effectiveness of Marketing Efforts. Results-Focused. Established Repeatable Systems and Playbooks That Scale
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