Senior Vice President, Consumer Brands
$180,215- $299,637 annually
ApplySenior Vice President, Consumer Brands
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$180,215- $299,637 annually
About the role
- Serve as senior business lead for high-profile integrated packaged goods account; guiding strategic communications and marketing decisions
- Maintain a deep understanding of the clients’ business, priorities, challenges and the competitive landscape
- Push beyond traditional PR programs; champion bold, culturally relevant ideas that are built for social platforms
- Ensure thoughtful integration across earned, social, influencer, owned and paid, with clear roles and amplification strategies
- Build trusted, senior client relationships grounded in strong counsel and delivery excellence
- Manage, coach and motivate employees and serve as a leader of the practice, driving upskilling and practice/agency culture
- Oversee account operations, including staffing, financial performance and organic growth
- Strong instincts for what drives engagement on social including formats, platform behaviors, trends, and participation-driven content 12+ years experience in communications, marketing, or related field
- Proven ability to lead large, integrated, multi-million-dollar businesses
- Strong background in CPG and/or retail space
- Deep understanding of modern communications across social, digital, influencer, earned and paid with a clear point of view of how they work together
- Demostrated experience developing and leading social-first, culturally relevant campaigns
- Strong track record integrating with agency partners to deliver comprehensive campaigns
- Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to distill ideas into clear, compelling narratives
- Highly collaborative, adaptable, and comfortable operating in a fast-moving environment
- Proactive, high-energy leader with experience building and motivating teams; sets the pace and expectations
- Bilingual or international experience is a plus
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