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About The Chief of Staff Association
The Chief of Staff Association (CSA) is the world's leading professional community for chiefs of staff. We exist to define, elevate, and advance the chief of staff role.
Through our membership programs, executive education, coaching, and talent services, we serve a global community of chiefs of staff and the organizations that rely on them. Our two core service lines, Membership and Talent, work in close partnership to deliver exceptional value to members, candidates, and client organizations alike.
If you are passionate about the impact a great chief of staff can have, and want to help shape the profession's future, we'd love to meet you.
About The Role
We are growing our marketing function at the CSA, this role will build and own top-of-funnel growth across both sides of the business: Membership, where our audience is individual chiefs of staff, and Talent, where our audience is client organizations. You will own our ideal customer profile and competitive insights, activate marketing channels and campaigns, drive registration and attendance across our calendar of events.
Reporting to the President, you will lead a team of two, keep paid and demand-generation work aligned with CSA's brand guidelines and overall narrative, and work closely with the Talent business development team on pipeline and lead handoff. You will execute within a marketing budget approved by the President. Title and level, Director or Senior Director, will be set based on the successful candidate's experience.
This will be a full-time, exempt role based in Denver, CO, working in a hybrid capacity with new hires committing to being onsite 2-3 days a week. The role carries meaningful travel for events and industry engagements.
Compensation
Base salary: $160,000-$185,000, depending on experience and level (Director or Senior Director), plus a performance-based bonus tied to lead-generation KPIs.
Full-time employees also receive a monthly QSEHRA healthcare contribution, 401(k) participation, unlimited PTO, a full remote tech set-up, co-working access, and eligibility for monthly spot bonuses.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities may evolve as the function matures but generally align to the following core areas:
Objectives of this Role
Collaborate with the business team to uncover insights for developing marketing and branding strategies for existing and new products.
Oversee and grow the marketing function by identifying revenue opportunities among established clients and by securing new accounts.
Identify short- and long-term scheduling and resource needs, including development and management of the annual marketing budget, profit-and-loss projections, and expenditures.
Understand key performance metrics and tracking tools for market research, forecasts, competitor analyses, campaign results, and consumer trends, and translate results into actionable insights for the marketing team.
Leverage the latest marketing AI tools to build an AI-enabled marketing function.
Core Responsibilities
Lead development of marketing strategy by working closely with clients, managers, creatives, content providers, and distribution partners to create effective plans focused on growing the audience for our products and services.
Decide on channel activation strategy and manage execution (events, partnerships, sponsorships, etc.).
Spearhead the execution of marketing campaigns, including test and control group segmentation, testing, tracking, results reporting, analyses, and recommendations.
Manage conception, development, and implementation of marketing plans and strategy, product concepts, events, and promotional programs to drive customer interest and sales.
Conduct meetings regularly with the sales team to review pipeline, resolve challenges, and brainstorm possible solutions, and provide training to ensure the team is consistently performing above standard.
Attend conventions, conferences, and trade shows, preparing engaging displays and collateral as needed, and provide post-event reports and analysis.
Team Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration
Lead, manage, and develop a team of two: the Marketing and Events Associate and the Editorial Manager, setting clear priorities across editorial and campaign execution.
Own the marketing technology stack supporting demand generation, campaign tracking, and reporting.
Direct the work of external agencies and contractors supporting creative and paid media execution as needed.
Project & Budget Management
Bring project management discipline to campaigns, events, and cross-functional initiatives, managing several concurrent work streams to deadline and within an approved budget.
Report regularly to the President on marketing performance, budget, and team progress.
You May Be A Fit If
You have a track record driving top-of-funnel growth in a professional services or membership-based organization, ideally across both B2B and B2C customer segments.
You have owned ICP definition and competitive positioning work that directly informed go-to-market strategy.
You bring at least 6 years of marketing experience, including experience managing a team; candidates with 8+ years may be considered for the Senior Director level.
You bring strong project management discipline and can manage several concurrent campaigns, events, and stakeholders to deadline without losing quality.
You are comfortable running paid acquisition campaigns (Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads) and reading performance data to guide decisions on spend.
You have driven registration and attendance for a marquee industry event alongside a broader events calendar.
You lead with clarity and can set priorities across a small team, and collaborate naturally with people outside your own reporting line.
You are energized by building a new function from the ground up, and by creating the systems and processes as you go rather than inheriting them.
You are collaborative by nature and comfortable partnering closely with communications, sales, and executive stakeholders to align on messaging and priorities.
What to Expect from Our Selection Process:
The selection process is designed to assess the whole candidate and foster a mutual match for you and us. The process includes:
Take The Predictive Index Behavioral Assessment
30 minute video screening interview with HR
30 minute video interview with hiring manager
(2-3) 30 minute video block interviews with CSA colleagues
Take home assessment & in-person interview
References & background check
Note: The Chief of Staff Association partners with The Predictive Index to align workstyles with the role. All applicants complete a quick, two-question, five-minute assessment—no right or wrong answers—and receive a profile readout upon completion.
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Who's Hiring
- Milan Laser Hair Removal13

- Buildops2

- Rippling2

- SolarWinds2

- Crisp Video2

Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Education
- Media & Entertainment
- Retail
- Medical Devices
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in senior director of marketing jobs.
- 10 or more years of progressive marketing experience with at least 3 in a director-level role
- Proven experience owning full-funnel marketing strategy across brand, demand generation, and product marketing
- Proficiency with CRM and marketing automation platforms such as Salesforce, HubSpot, or Marketo
- Experience managing and developing cross-functional marketing teams and agency relationships
- Bachelor's degree in marketing, business, communications, or a related field
- Strong executive communication skills with experience presenting to C-suite and board-level stakeholders
Tips for Your Senior Director Of Marketing Job Search
Quantify revenue impact on your resume
Senior director of marketing candidates get screened on business outcomes, not activities. Replace phrases like 'led campaigns' with pipeline generated, cost per acquisition improved, or market share gained. Hiring teams at this level expect numbers tied to revenue or growth.
Align your portfolio to the company's stage
Early-stage companies want proof you've built a function from scratch. Enterprise roles want cross-functional alignment and budget ownership. Tailor which case studies you lead with based on the company's headcount and funding stage, not just industry.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists senior director of marketing openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target job postings by reporting line
Whether you report to a CMO, CEO, or COO shapes the scope of the role entirely. Look for that detail in the job description before applying. Reporting directly to a CEO usually signals a smaller marketing org where you'll own everything, including budget and headcount.
Prepare a 30-60-90 day plan before interviews
Most senior director of marketing interview loops include a presentation round. Hiring teams want to see how you'd diagnose the current marketing function and prioritize in the first quarter. Walk in with a draft plan built from publicly available information about their brand and pipeline.
Negotiate scope before you negotiate compensation
At this level, team size, budget authority, and whether you own brand versus demand generation define the role's actual influence. Clarify those before discussing offer terms. A higher title with a narrow remit is often worth less than a lower one with full funnel ownership.
Senior Director Of Marketing Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most senior director of marketings?
The companies hiring the most senior director of marketings right now include Milan Laser Hair Removal, Buildops, and Rippling, with the largest share of openings in California, Florida, and North Carolina, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Demand is concentrated in technology, healthcare, and financial services, though consumer brands and media companies post regularly as well.
How many senior director of marketing jobs are remote?
About 42% of senior director of marketing openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting persistent flexibility at this seniority level. Demand generation, content strategy, and performance marketing sub-functions tend to see the highest share of remote-eligible postings, while brand and integrated marketing roles more often require in-office presence for cross-functional collaboration.
How do you become a senior director of marketing?
You typically reach a senior director of marketing role by building deep expertise in one marketing discipline, then expanding into multi-channel ownership at the director level. From there, demonstrating P&L accountability, team leadership, and executive alignment across a full marketing function is what earns promotion or opens external opportunities at this tier. Most candidates arrive through brand, demand generation, or product marketing paths.
Can you get a senior director of marketing job with limited leadership experience?
Getting hired as a senior director of marketing without prior director-level experience is uncommon but possible if you can show de facto leadership, meaning you managed a team, owned a budget, or drove a major initiative without the formal title. Targeting growth-stage companies and startups tends to be more viable than pursuing enterprise roles, since those organizations often promote based on demonstrated scope rather than title progression alone.
What does the senior director of marketing interview process look like?
The senior director of marketing interview process typically runs four to six stages. It usually starts with a recruiter screen, moves to a hiring manager conversation focused on strategy and leadership philosophy, and then includes peer interviews with sales, product, or finance stakeholders. Most loops finish with an executive presentation where you walk through a marketing audit or a proposed go-to-market plan for the company's current priorities.
Where can I find and apply to senior director of marketing jobs?
You can find and apply to senior director of marketing jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your experience and apply directly to each listing. Openings are updated regularly across industries including technology, healthcare, financial services, and consumer brands.
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