Confidential
Senior Vice President, Integrated Marketing Communications
Confidential, Norfolk, Virginia, United States, 23500
About the Company
A distinguished public research university
Industry
Higher Education
Type
Educational Institution
Founded
1930
Employees
1001-5000
Categories
Education
College of William & Mary
Community Colleges
Fraternities
Higher Education
About the Role
The university is actively seeking a Senior Vice President for Integrated Marketing Communications to fill a critical executive-level position. This role is perfect for a strategic, innovative, and collaborative leader who will be instrumental in creating and executing an integrated, data-driven marketing strategy that elevates the university's brand and enhances its visibility and reputation on local, national, and global platforms.
The successful candidate will oversee the development of a comprehensive university-level integrated marketing communications plan, managing diverse marketing initiatives while ensuring alignment and coordination across various departments. We are looking for a transformational leader who can launch and sustain a fresh brand identity and strategy. Acting as the second-in-command to the Vice President for University Communications and Chief Marketing Officer, this role will involve providing executive-level guidance, oversight, and representation.
To excel in this position, candidates need extensive expertise in marketing, collaborative leadership skills, and a commitment to operational excellence. You will inspire and lead a high-performing team dedicated to positioning the university as a national leader in integrated marketing strategy and brand stewardship. Key responsibilities encompass managing creative services, photography and videography, web and digital strategies, academic program marketing, and overarching brand marketing. Your success will depend on your ability to align marketing endeavors with the university's strategic initiatives.
Hiring Manager Title
Vice President for University Communications and Chief Marketing Officer
Travel Percent
Less than 10%
Functions
Marketing