SVP, Revenue Marketing
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conde nastBrooklyn (NY)
Marketing ManagersAdvertising Agencies
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$420,000-$465,000
About the role
Overview
In this role you lead global, data-driven revenue marketing for Condé Nast, shaping brand identity and monetization across consumer, e-commerce, and advertising. You will build and direct a high-performing, cross-functional team to execute holistic go-to-market strategies that drive growth and brand health. You’ll balance creative excellence with measurable ROI while partnering with Editorial, Technology and Strategy to align with editorial vision and company goals. You’ll act as a catalyst for transforming marketing, elevating performance and scale across platforms.
Compensation / Benefitsgenerous employee benefits packagediscretionary bonus compensationbase salary range: $420,000-$465,000opportunity to influence a global media brand portfolio
Responsibilities Develop and implement global, data-driven marketing strategies aligned with company goals to drive revenue growth Define and strengthen brand identity and positioning to increase demand and brand health KPIsOversee integrated marketing for consumer, subscription, e-commerce and B2B initiatives across all platforms Lead and optimize a high-performing, cross-functional marketing team (B2B, sales marketing, brand marketing, creative, production, events)Partner with stakeholders to design efficient roles/processes and ensure best-in-class creative initiatives Direct marketing activation across channels with a data-driven, editorial-aligned approach Manage revenue marketing budget and allocate investments for optimal results Analyze performance, ROI and report insights to executives to inform future strategy Collaborate with Revenue, Editorial, Technology and Business Strategy to shape value propositions, pricing and packaging Foster a culture of creativity and innovation and scale the marketing organization to meet growth goals Align locally with Managing Directors and Editorial/Operations to reflect brands consistently across markets Share best practices to drive holistic business growth
Key requirementscollaborationleadershipcreativitydata-driven marketingROI analysisbrand strategy
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