Head of Brand Marketing

Posted 18 days ago

confidentialAustin (TX)
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Head of Brand MarketingAbout the CompanyWell-funded document platformIndustryInternetTypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Head of Brand Marketing to spearhead the launch of a new AI-native platform that is set to disrupt the PDF industry. The ideal candidate is a visionary brand marketing leader with a proven track record of creating and executing bold, attention-grabbing marketing strategies. This role is pivotal, as the successful candidate will be the first marketing hire for the new entity, with the opportunity to build and lead a team. Responsibilities include defining the brand voice and positioning, shaping the narrative and cultural identity, and engineering earned media and PR that goes beyond traditional press releases. The role demands a creative thinker who can craft stories and stunts that resonate, and who is adept at understanding how to make content spread across various channels. The Head of Brand Marketing will work closely with the CEO, product marketing, and the world-class product team to ensure a seamless go-to-market execution. The focus is on creating a brand that is unmistakable, modern, and powerful enough to replace existing tools in the market. The successful candidate will be at the forefront of the launch, with full creative authority and the freedom to move fast in a collaborative, start-up environment. While experience in CPG, consumer tech, or agency work with a new product launch focus is preferred, the company values passion, boldness, and the ability to think both creatively and strategically. The role is suited to someone who has been waiting for the chance to make a significant impact and is excited about the potential of AI tools for a lean team.Hiring Manager TitleChief Executive Officer (CEO)FunctionsMarketing

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