VP of Marketing-AI
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
We are assisting a growing Gen AI startup with an integral VP of Marketing hire. This person will spearhead the development and execution of their marketing strategy.*Experience working in the AI space required.
Responsibilities
Enhance brand visibility through implementing a thorough marketing strategyLead the marketing team to deliver impactful campaigns across diverse channels, including digital and social mediaCollaborate with product development teams to ensure marketing strategies are synchronized with product launches and updatesUtilize analytical background by defining and tracking key marketing metrics and KPIs to assess campaign effectiveness and optimize ROI.Incorporate data-driven decision making within the marketing department, encouraging continuous improvement and team development
Skills
BS / MS in quantitative discipline10+ years of experience in marketing, including 5+ years in a leadership roleSolid AI / ML experienceStrong leadership abilities with a proven track record of motivating and guiding a team Digital marketing background and the ability to leverage data in decision-making.
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