Global VP Marketing

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wrapBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

360 Learning is entering its next phase of growth. Today, more than2,500 organizations worldwideuse 360 Learning to turn internal expertise into business performance. As AI fundamentally reshapes how companies build skills, share knowledge and develop their people, we are evolving our platform, bringing togetherCollaborative Learning, AI and enterprise-grade learning infrastructureto redefine what modern L&D can deliver. We are now looking for aGlobal VP Marketingto help shape and accelerate this next chapter. Reporting directly toBenjamin Marchal, our CEO, you will own our global Marketing strategy and organization. Your mandate will go beyond generating demand: you will sharpen our positioning in a rapidly changing market, strengthen our brand and category leadership, and build a high-performing Marketing engine that translates market opportunity into sustainable revenue growth. You will partner closely with Sales, Product and Customer teams to strengthen our go-to-market strategy across our key markets, with a particular focus on accelerating growth in North America. You will bring together Product Marketing, Brand & Content and Demand Generation around clear priorities and shared business outcomes, from market awareness and positioning to pipeline creation, conversion and revenue impact. We are looking for an outstanding B2B SaaS marketing leader who combines strategic depth with strong execution and has already led significant Marketing scope in a high-growth environment. This is an opportunity for a proven VP/SVP-level leader ready to step into full global ownership, work directly with the CEO and progressively grow into a broader CMO-level mandate as the company and the role evolve. The role can be based inthe USA, Canada, UK or France.

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