Chief Marketing Officer
National Restaurant Association | |
United States, D.C., Washington | |
2055 L Street Northwest (Show on map) | |
Dec 20, 2024 | |
Description
The National Restaurant Association seeks a C-suite leader to serve as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). This critical executive will partner with the Chief Executive Officer and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to enhance the organization's marketing, communications and advocacy efforts. This role is pivotal to developing a strategic and operational plan to build a cohesive brand identity, expand reputation and relevancy and the resulting messaging platform, driving membership acquisition and retention, and promoting the adoption of products and services. The CMO will work with the Association to define and support the narrative for the industry, ensuring key industry priorities, driving business viability, building best practices, and winning at workforce are incorporated into the Association's strategies. The CMO will be innovative and current in marketing and communications strategies, navigating communications, advocacy and all aspects of marketing. Working with the CEO, the CMO will create and build a team and drive the agenda to build and market the brand, programs, products, services and message of the enterprise. They will closely collaborate with a diverse range of stakeholders, including staff, members, board members, state associations, news media, influencers and other business leaders, ensuring alignment with the organization's objectives. As the Association navigates this critical phase in its evolution, creativity and adaptability are essential for meeting the needs of the enterprise. The new CMO will be responsible for enhancing the Association's appeal to attract and retain members, increasing engagement with and launching new products and services, and continuously improving a cohesive and impactful brand and communications strategy. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
The Chief Marketing Officer will have a proven track record in brand building and communications with a strong background in data-driven, customer-centric execution; experience serving in a member-driven environment is ideal. This executive will be results-oriented, having successfully developed and executed marketing and communication strategies, tactics, plans, and programs aligned with organizational objectives. The successful CMO will bring innovative ideas and drive new product and program development while fostering a culture of adaptability within the team. Political savvy and comfort navigating in a matrixed organization and effectively engaging with diverse stakeholders is essential. Collaboration is key; the CMO will thrive in a cooperative environment, working across multiple entities to achieve shared goals. The candidate will demonstrate exceptional leadership and the ability to serve as a trusted partner to both internal teams and external stakeholders. IDEAL EXPERIENCE Exceptional Business and Marketing Leadership
Track Record of Growth and Market Expansion
Complex Stakeholder Integration
Team Builder and Champion of Talent Development
Brand Storytelling Across All Media Platforms
CRITICAL LEADERSHIP CAPABILITIES Thinks Strategically; Acts Tactically
We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin, age, disability status, genetic information and testing, family, and medical leave, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We strongly encourage women, people of color, people with disabilities and veterans to apply for our job openings. This commitment supports our policy of developing and capitalizing on the abilities of all our team members, as well as selecting, developing, and promoting those who are best qualified. Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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