Role Overview
The Senior Vice President, Growth Marketing & Demand Generation will lead CCS’s growth marketing platform in close partnership with the Chief Growth Officer, regional leaders, and colleagues across Sales, Marketing, Business Intelligence, and Strategy & Operations. This role requires close, ongoing collaboration with the Chief Growth Officer and Regional Leadership.
What You Will Do
The SVP, Growth Marketing & Demand Generation will lead CCS’s growth marketing platform in close partnership with the Chief Growth Officer, regional leaders, and colleagues across Sales, Marketing, Business Intelligence, and Strategy & Operations. As a member of the Growth Leadership Team, this leader will align centralized expertise in demand generation, account-based marketing, prospect intelligence, marketing operations, and campaign execution with regional and sector priorities.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The SVP, Growth Marketing & Demand Generation will help lead the evolution of CCS’s growth orientation while honoring what has made CCS the sector’s most trusted partner. This growth-mandate-first role focuses on building a measurable, scalable demand-generation engine that produces qualified opportunities, strengthens pipeline and new-client acquisition, and supports the launch and growth of CCS’s technology solutions business.
Requirements
- 10+ years of progressive marketing, growth, demand generation, or go-to-market leadership experience
- Proven success building and scaling integrated demand-generation and account-based marketing programs
- Demonstrated ability to partner with sales, business development, and commercial leaders in matrixed, regional, or distributed environments
- Deep expertise in marketing attribution, performance measurement, KPIs, marketing operations, MarTech, and data-driven decision-making
Benefits
- Competitive benefits
- Dynamic training program
- Resources
- Career advancement
- Mentoring
- Networking opportunities
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