Yahoo - Baltimore, MD
posted 3 months ago
Yahoo serves as a trusted guide for hundreds of millions of people globally, helping them achieve their goals online through our portfolio of iconic products. For advertisers, Yahoo Advertising offers omnichannel solutions and powerful data to engage with our brands and deliver results. Yahoo is building a world-class marketing team to position the brand for relevance and growth. The Sr Director, Integrated B2B Marketing will report directly to the VP of Global B2B Marketing, Sponsorships, and Events and will be responsible for leading B2B strategy and integrated marketing across the portfolio of Yahoo products and subsidiaries. Key areas of responsibility include overseeing the global positioning and visibility of Yahoo as a must-buy for agencies, advertisers, publishers, and partners through end-to-end marketing strategies and executions. The role involves leading the development and execution of a marketing calendar that supports new and incremental revenue growth across core business units. The Sr Director will align customer segmentation with brand and product storytelling to inspire distinct campaign work that highlights industry leadership and differentiated solutions. Additionally, the position requires deepening relationships with customers and empowering sales, product, and engineering teams to more effectively and efficiently service our customer's needs and goals, in order to improve satisfaction and perceived value in Yahoo. The Sr Director will leverage full channel marketing solutions to accelerate growth and reach new and existing customer segments. Mentoring and developing team members to drive individual and collective growth is also a key responsibility. The role will engage and influence cross-functional business teams (internal and external), including sales, product, procurement, PR, governance, legal, compliance, editorial, agencies, and vendors. Regular reporting on marketing performance to the executive team, providing actionable insights and recommendations for improvement, is expected.