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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation harnesses the power of business to create solutions for the good of America and the world. We anticipate, develop, and deploy solutions to challenges facing communities—today and tomorrow.
Specifically, our team members—
- Explore frontier issues, test new ideas, and suggest novel approaches to address big-picture challenges that will impact the future.
- Work with businesses to provide practical solutions for wider adoption, participation, and engagement.
- Convene and coordinate with businesses and public leaders to take immediate action in moments of unanticipated crisis.
Position Overview:
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation works at the intersection of business and the public good—advancing workforce development, civic education, community resilience, and economic opportunity for workers, students, and communities across the country.
The role of the Executive Director, Marketing and Communications spans two interconnected functions: enterprise communications and marketing that advance the Foundation’s brand and reputation, and programmatic communications and marketing that deliver Foundation initiatives to the audiences they’re designed to serve.
The ideal candidate will lead the Foundation’s communications and marketing function, developing and executing strategies that elevate the visibility and impact of Foundation programs, research, events, and thought leadership and connect programs and information to the constituencies they’re designed to reach.
The candidate will serve as a senior internal resource and adviser to Foundation leadership and program teams, ensuring strategic plans are designed and implemented with integrated, impact-driven communications. This person will oversee communications and marketing staff, external agencies, and vendors in support of organizational, fundraising, and programmatic goals. Few communication roles offer this combination of mission, platform, and scope.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Marketing and Communications Leadership
- Develop and implement a Foundation-wide communications and marketing strategy aligned with organizational priorities, programmatic goals, and business objectives.
- Serve as a senior internal adviser and resource to Foundation leadership and program teams, ensuring communications and marketing are embedded in strategic planning and execution.
- Lead integrated planning across Foundation programs, ensuring cohesive messaging, audience targeting, and brand alignment.
- Develop and execute integrated marketing strategies that support Foundation programs, events, research, and development priorities.
- Design and deliver marketing approaches that reach target constituencies effectively and meet programmatic and grant requirements.
- Partner with program and development teams to support audience growth, partner engagement, and revenue-generating activities.
- Use audience insights and performance data to continuously refine marketing strategies and improve impact.
- Lead proactive media relations in support of Foundation programs, research, events, and initiatives, including storytelling, earned media opportunities, and spokesperson preparation.
- Serve as the primary liaison to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Communications team.
- Oversee media monitoring, analysis, and reporting to evaluate performance, identify trends, and inform leadership decision-making.
- Own and steward the Foundation’s brand and visual identity, including brand standards, guidelines, and governance across all platforms and constituent programs.
- Partner with program teams to develop and maintain sub-brands and visual identities for Foundation initiatives and constituent programs.
- Oversee the Foundation’s digital communications function, including website, email marketing, and social media.
- Ensure digital approaches evolve in response to changes in technology, audience behavior, and AI-enabled communications environments.
- Support senior leadership communications, including executive messaging, board communications, presentations, and strategic announcements.
- Develop materials that translate organizational accomplishments into compelling narratives for directors, funders, partners, and external audiences.
- Develop communications and marketing strategies that maximize the impact of Foundation events, convenings, research releases, and major initiatives.
- Identify opportunities to position Foundation leaders and subject-matter experts as trusted voices on issues central to the organization’s mission.
- Lead, coach, and develop a high-performing communications and marketing team— building capability, fostering collaboration, and creating a culture of impact and accountability.
- Manage budgets, vendor relationships, agency partnerships, and external consultants in service of the Foundation’s mission and goals.
- Establish performance measures that evaluate communications and marketing effectiveness and support continuous improvement.
- Build operational systems and processes that improve coordination, responsiveness, and strategic impact across the organization.
- 15+ years of progressively responsible experience in communications and marketing with a track record that reflects creative ambition, not just execution.
- Genuine commitment to mission-driven work and comfort operating at the intersection of business and the public good.
- A creative sensibility and appetite for innovation—someone who brings fresh thinking to how organizations tell stories, reach audiences, and build movements, and who is energized by work that doesn’t follow a template.
- Fluency with AI-enabled communications tools and a forward-leaning orientation toward how emerging technology is reshaping content creation, audience engagement, and marketing effectiveness.
- Exceptional written, verbal, and presentation skills—with the ability to write and edit at a high level across formats and audiences.
- Experience leading integrated communications and marketing strategies for complex organizations, missions, programs, or brands—ideally in a nonprofit, foundation, or association environment.
- Experience designing and delivering marketing strategies that support programmatic outcomes, grant requirements, or mission-driven goals.
- Strong strategic thinking and the ability to translate organizational priorities into effective communications and marketing plans.
We provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in marketing communications executive jobs.
- 7 or more years of progressive marketing and communications experience
- Demonstrated leadership managing internal teams and external agency partners
- Expertise in integrated marketing across digital, earned, and owned channels
- Proficiency with marketing automation platforms and content management systems
- Strong executive presence and experience presenting to senior leadership or boards
- Bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, journalism, or a related field
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Expect questions about how you've influenced product, sales, or HR messaging without direct authority. Come ready with specific examples of aligning stakeholders on voice, managing agency relationships, and gaining budget approval for communications initiatives.
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Marketing Communications Executive Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most marketing communications executives?
Hensel Phelps, South Shore Health, and U.S. Chamber of Commerce are hiring the most marketing communications executives right now, with openings concentrated in Colorado, Montana, and North Carolina, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially strong at technology companies, healthcare systems, and financial services firms expanding their brand and communications functions.
How many marketing communications executive jobs are remote?
About 100% of marketing communications executive openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with the highest remote share in content strategy, digital communications, and brand management roles. Positions that require close coordination with executive leadership or in-house creative teams are more likely to be on-site or follow a hybrid schedule.
How do you become a marketing communications executive?
Start by building deep expertise in one communications discipline, such as content, PR, or digital, then broaden your experience across multiple channels and audiences. Move into team leadership as early as possible, take on cross-functional projects that require influencing without authority, and develop fluency in business outcomes like pipeline and retention, not just marketing metrics.
Can you get a marketing communications executive role with limited experience?
Moving directly into an executive title with limited experience is uncommon, but you can accelerate the path by leading communications for a high-growth startup or nonprofit where the scope is executive in practice even if the title isn't. Building a portfolio of campaigns with clear business impact and volunteering for cross-functional leadership projects closes the gap faster than time alone.
What does the marketing communications executive interview process look like?
The process typically runs three to five rounds and includes an initial recruiter screen, a hiring manager conversation focused on leadership style and strategic vision, and a panel interview with cross-functional stakeholders from sales, product, or HR. Many companies also ask for a presentation on how you would approach their communications challenges, which is evaluated by senior leadership before an offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to marketing communications executive jobs?
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