VP of Marketing
a24Irving (TX)
About the role
A generously-mentoring VP of Marketing thrives where targets are loud and excuses are quiet, and that's the culture A24 built in Irving, TX. Bring Facilitation and Google Analytics; we'll bring $209,000 - $308,000, a strong team, and the ownership that turns experience into impact.
Key Responsibilities:
Keep the CRM honest so forecasts at A24 mean something Deliver persuasive product demos to fast-paced buyers and stakeholders Read the sales marketing market and reposition the offer when it shifts Rewrite the one-pager until an Irving stranger gets it in ten seconds Show up at Irving, TX networking nights with a reason to follow up Build landing pages that turn Irving curiosity into demo bookings Write follow-ups that get answered, not the ones that get ignored Turn cold sales marketing leads into signed deals across Irving, TX What You'll Bring Comfort with an A24 pace that rarely sits still Proven aptitude for Demand Generation, ideally near Irving, TX Bachelor's degree in a related field, or equivalent practical experience Practical command of Demand Generation, with bonus points for Facilitation Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship The kind of curiosity that reads the docs before asking For sales marketing teams who've been burned before, A24 is the builder-led Irving, TX partner that finally keeps its promises. Politics die fast at A24 because we put the awkward stuff on the table early. Joining A24 means $209,000 - $308,000, strong benefits, and a culture where senior engineers actively mentor newer talent. Our hiring manager is personally reviewing every VP of Marketing application that comes in.
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