Chief Marketing Officer (CMO, Korean bilingual)
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Chief Marketing Officer (CMO, Korean bilingual)
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jobleadsusLos Angeles (CA)
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About the role
PositionChief Marketing Officer (CMO, Korean bilingual)
About Our ClientEntertainment
Job Summary:
Seeking a Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) to lead marketing strategy, brand development, and audience growth across the U.S. market. CMO will report to CEO.
Job Description:
Key ResponsibilitiesLead overall marketing and brand strategy for USA Branch
Develop campaigns supporting artists, music releases, tours, and major projects
Oversee digital, social media, content, partnerships, and fan engagement
Lead marketing teams, agencies, and external partners
Manage marketing budgets, performance, and campaign planning
Identify U.S. market trends and new audience growth opportunities
Partner with global headquarters and cross-functional leadership
Qualifications:
10+ years of progressive marketing leadership experience
Strong background in entertainment, music, media, or consumer brands preferred
Proven experience leading high-impact campaigns and building brands
Strong knowledge of digital platforms, social media, and youth/pop culture
Excellent leadership, communication, and strategic planning skills
Bilingual in English & Korean
BenefitsMedical, dental, and vision insurance
Company 401(k) with employer matching
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