Senior Manager, Financial Communications: Technology and Innovation

Responsibilities

• Translate GM’s financial performance, guidance, capital allocation, and sales results into clear, compelling narratives that support valuation and multiple expansion.
• Partner closely with Investor Relations, Finance, Sales, and Technology Communications leaders to shape messaging that connects GM’s financials to its long-term technology, software and services, EV and growth strategies.
• Define and lead GM’s financial and technology communications strategy across earned, owned, shared and paid channels, establishing long-term narrative priorities, measurement frameworks, and data-driven communications approaches that maximize reach, engagement, and business impact with investor and financial audiences.
• Lead the creation of high-impact content including press releases, digital media packages, executive speeches and talking points, thought leadership pieces, investor-focused explainers, social and video content, and narrative frameworks for key milestones (earnings, capital markets events, technology announcements, product launches).
• Design and execute proactive business/financial media and influencer engagement strategies that position GM as a technology and innovation leader.
• Establish and advance GM’s reputation as a leader in technology, innovation, and mobility among investors, analysts, financial media, technology media, and other influential market stakeholders.
• Identify and cultivate relationships with influential voices in investing, markets, technology, EVs, AI and autonomous systems who can help broaden GM’s reach beyond traditional hedge fund audiences.
• Ensure message discipline and alignment across all external touchpoints including earnings cycles, major product and technology announcements, capital markets days, investor conferences and executive appearances.
• Coordinate closely with Corporate Communications, Investor Relations, Marketing, Legal and other internal stakeholders to ensure accuracy, alignment and compliance in all external communications.
• Provide issues and reputation management support related to GM’s financial performance, capital allocation decisions, technology investments and competitive positioning.

Requirements

• 12+ years of experience in communications, public relations and/or investor relations, with a strong track record in financial and markets-focused storytelling.
• Experience working with or inside large public companies, financial institutions, or leading agencies with significant investor, media or market visibility.
• Deep fluency in financial communications, including earnings, guidance, capital allocation, key performance metrics, and market and competitive dynamics.
• Proven experience communicating about technology-related topics such as AI, autonomous technology, robotics and automation, software and services, EVs and battery technology.
• Proven experience engaging business, financial and/or technology media and influencers.
• Demonstrated ability to craft clear, concise and compelling content and narratives for executive leaders, investors and media.
• Expertise using modern digital tools and platforms for content creation, distribution and analytics.
• Excellent writing and editing skills, with the ability to simplify complex topics without sacrificing accuracy.
• Strong strategic thinking and business judgment, with the ability to connect financial results to broader business and technology strategies.
• Comfort working in fast-paced, high-visibility environments with senior executives, handling sensitive information with discretion.

Preferred

• Experience in investor-focused communications for a large public company, particularly in automotive, technology, mobility, energy, industrials or related sectors.
• Background working closely with Investor Relations, equity analysts, portfolio managers and financial journalists.
• Experience building and executing digital-first or social-led campaigns targeted at business, financial and investor audiences.
• Prior experience working within or alongside large-scale transformation, turnaround, or growth narratives.
• Bachelor’s degree in communications, journalism, public relations, business, finance or a related field; advanced degree preferred but not required.

Benefits

• GM offers a variety of health and wellbeing benefit programs. Benefit options include medical, dental, vision, Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Accounts, retirement savings plan, sickness and accident benefits, life insurance, paid vacation & holidays, tuition assistance programs, employee assistance program, GM vehicle discounts and more.