Vice President, Consumer Tech
confidentialIrving (TX)
About the role
Vice President, Consumer TechAbout the Company Full-service medical education company IndustryMarketing and Advertising TypePublic Company Employees51-200 Specialties Market understanding Market Research Outcomes Research Real Worldand Market AccessAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Vice President, Consumer Tech with a strong background in PR for technology brands, particularly in the mobile, wearables, AI, IoT/connected home, and streaming entertainment/app/games spaces. The successful candidate will be responsible for day-to-day account leadership, client and team management, program development, and providing data-driven counsel. This role requires a strategic thinker with the ability to engage with senior-level decision-makers, manage budgets, and integrate AI tools into the team's work. The ideal candidate will have a modern comms skill set, be proficient in AI tools, and have a proven track record in media relations with a diverse range of reporters and new media. Applicants must have at least 8 years of experience in the field, with a focus on consumer technology, and a passion for the growth and innovation in the tech industry. The role demands a leader with a strong work ethic, excellent communication skills, and the ability to manage a dynamic, high-performing team. Experience in managing both earned and paid creator campaigns, as well as a background in arts, culture, film, entertainment, or auto spaces, is a plus. The company is committed to diversity and is looking for a candidate who can contribute to a culture that respects and celebrates different backgrounds and perspectives. Functions MarketingAccount Management/Optimization Advertising/Media Planning
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