Fractional Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Outbound & GTM
confidentialPortland (ME)
Fractional Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Outbound & GTM
Posted 2 days ago
confidentialPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Fractional Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Outbound & GTMAbout the Company Ambitious AI-native marketplace & SaaS platform IndustryInformation Technology and Services TypePrivately Held Founded2024Employees11-50
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a fractional Chief Marketing Officer to lead investor-focused outbound and go-to-market efforts. The role centers on activating investor relationships, building the top of the fundraising funnel, and helping secure the current funding round, with the potential to lead growth over the longer term. The CMO will focus on reaching angels and fund managers, including those outside established technology-investor networks, and will complement existing branding expertise with relationship-building and outbound execution. Candidates should bring relevant investor relationships and a record of effective outbound outreach, including measurable response and meeting rates. The role calls for strong fundraising and go-to-market capabilities, the ability to make introductions to prospective investors, and an interest in taking on a sustained growth leadership role. No specific education requirements are stated. Hiring Manager TitleChief Executive Officer (CEO) Functions Business Development Marketing
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