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David Careers

Chief Product Officer (CPO)

Posted 2 days ago

confidentialMcLean (VA)
General and Operations ManagersSoftware Publishers

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About the role

Chief Product Officer (CPO)
About the Company:
  • Global media & entertainment broadcasting & publishing company
  • IndustryMedia Production
  • TypePublic Company
Founded1906Employees10,001+Categories PublishingBroadcastingMediaAdvertisingAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Chief Product Officer to lead its product transformation and establish an integrated vision, strategy, and roadmap across consumer, business, and platform experiences. The role will drive product-led growth, innovation, and revenue expansion while overseeing the full product lifecycle, from discovery and development through launch, optimization, and retirement. The CPO will use customer insights, analytics, and experimentation to improve engagement, loyalty, and product performance. They will partner across technology, data, content, revenue, marketing, and operations, while building and developing high-performing product, design, and analytics teams. Candidates should bring at least 15 years of progressive product leadership experience, including senior executive roles, and a record of driving digital transformation, product-led growth, and revenue expansion. Experience in technology-driven product environments and media, content, or digital publishing is required. The role calls for deep expertise in product strategy, customer experience, analytics, experimentation, and monetization, along with strong business and financial acumen. Successful candidates will be strategic, customer-focused, data-driven leaders with a history of scaling teams and aligning stakeholders in complex, fast-changing environments. Hiring Manager TitleChief Executive Officer FunctionsProduct Management

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