Vice President Of Marketing

CC Team; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

CC Team is seeking a VP of Marketing to own the whole marketing function—from strategy and lead generation to messaging, campaigns, analytics, vendors, systems, and team leadership.

This role requires wearing multiple hats and delivering measurable action through direct-response marketing, with an emphasis on growth and cross-functional execution.

Qualifications

• Ownership of the entire marketing function across strategy, lead generation, messaging, campaigns, analytics, and team leadership.
• Experience building and leading a multi-hat marketing organization in growth environments.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategy, campaigns, analytics, and vendor management for growth marketing.
• Drive direct-response marketing initiatives with measurable business impact.
• Coordinate cross-functional teams to execute integrated marketing programs.

Job description

We are looking for a VP of Marketing who can take ownership of the entire marketing function, from strategy and lead generation to messaging, campaigns, analytics, vendors, systems, and team leadership.

This is not a role for someone who has spent their career owning just one piece of marketing inside a large organization.

We’re looking for someone who has worn a lot of hats. Someone who has been responsible for figuring out what to market, who to market to, what offer to make, how to get people to raise their hands, how to measure the results, and what to do next.

You might have led marketing for a smaller company, fitness company, home services organization, real estate company, or another lead-driven business where you had to be both the strategist and the person who could roll up your sleeves and make things happen.

And there’s one thing we want to be especially clear about:

We believe marketing should generate measurable action.

We are heavily focused on direct-response marketing. We care about the offer, the message, the audience, the call to action, the response, and ultimately the business result.

Sometimes the most effective marketing isn't the prettiest.

In fact, one of our best non-met lead-generation strategies is famously not the most beautiful piece of marketing you'll ever see. But it works because it gives people enough value to raise their hand.

If your first instinct is to ask, “How many qualified leads did this generate?” rather than simply, “Does this look good?”, you may be exactly who we're looking for.