Olympic & Paralympic Brand Strategy Lead-Vice President
Olympic & Paralympic Brand Strategy Lead-Vice President
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead day-to-day relationships with key sponsorship partners and organizing committees
- Translate sponsorship rights, assets, and strategy into a cohesive creative platform and activation approach
- Plan and execute integrated campaigns across brands, channels, and priority moments in partnership with cross-functional teams
- Own paid media campaign execution from strategy and creative development through measurement, optimization, and performance reporting (in partnership with media teams)
- Develop and maintain an Olympic and Paralympic delivery roadmap, including milestones, dependencies, and risk management
- Partner with internal creative teams and external agencies to develop, produce, and deliver campaign creative and assets
- Manage timelines, budgets, approvals, and vendor workflows to support consistent delivery
- Coordinate stakeholder alignment across marketing teams and working groups through clear updates and decision points
- Create executive-ready narratives and presentations that support leadership updates and decisions
- Partner with insights and analytics teams to define measurement frameworks and evaluate sponsorship impact
- Required qualifications, capabilities and skills:5+ years of brand strategy and/or brand management experience in an agency and/or large, matrixed organization
- Experience supporting sponsorship activation for a major global sports, entertainment, or cultural tentpole event
- Demonstrated ownership of paid media campaigns with accountability for measurement and performance reporting
- Proven ability to manage multiple workstreams, stakeholders, and deadlines simultaneously
- Experience working across creative development and production processes from concept through delivery and quality review
- Ability to create executive-ready presentations and written communications for senior stakeholders
- Experience managing agencies and vendors, including scoping, statements of work, deliverables, and governance
- Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills:
- Practical fluency with AI-enabled productivity tools to accelerate research, writing, analysis, and stakeholder communications
- Strong judgment in applying AI—knowing when to use AI vs. manual analysis, and validating outputs for accuracy, completeness, tone, and audience fit
- Experience working with Olympic and Paralympic ecosystem partners (e.g., organizing committees, national teams, rights holders)
- Experience in brand marketing within a highly regulated industry
- Familiarity with sponsorship measurement approaches, including brand lift studies and performance analytics
- Experience with content operations, versioning at scale, and creative asset governance
- Familiarity with enterprise brand governance, compliance considerations, and approvals processes
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