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Executive Creative Director

Posted 2 days ago

virtual vocationsNew York (NY)

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About the role

As the most senior creative leader, the full-time Executive Creative Director will oversee the quality and performance of the Creative department's outputs across host-read and pre-produced audio campaigns, ensuring high creative standards that are tied to measurable results while fostering a test-and-learn culture in a remote environment.
Key Responsibilities: Owns creative quality across all client accounts, reviewing work and providing direct feedback to writers Establishes the connection between creative output and market performance, collaborating with Analytics and account teams Leads and develops the creative team, maintaining direct relationships with key clients and talentRequired Qualifications 10+ years of experience in creative leadership with a focus on audio advertising Proven ability to link creative decisions to measurable performance outcomes Experience in leading and developing creative teams across writing and production disciplines Strong understanding of what makes audio creative work effectively Experience in new business pitches, including concept development and creative presentations

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