Growth Marketing Lead
Launch Day
USA (Remote)
$110K/yr - $150K/yrIn-houseFull-timeMid level4+ years exp.
15 hrs ago
Vice President Marketing
USA (Hybrid)
Salary Not AvailableSenior Level20+ years expFull time
Posted 4 months ago
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Job Summary
Global marketing leader for AI Recovery Collective, shaping brand, go-to-market, and demand generation across enterprise and institutions. Requires 20+ years in technology marketing with deep AI and enterprise tech fluency. Benefits include health coverage, hybrid LA HQ, and conference opportunities.
Job Description
Responsibilities
- Lead and oversee AI Recovery Collective’s global marketing strategy, ensuring alignment with corporate vision, market positioning, and growth objectives.
- Define and strengthen AI Recovery Collective’s brand identity as a trusted artificial intelligence and technology innovation partner.
- Develop consistent messaging across AI platforms, data solutions, and innovation services for enterprise and institutional audiences.
- Ensure marketing initiatives reinforce credibility, trust, and thought leadership in the global artificial intelligence ecosystem.
- Design and execute integrated go-to-market strategies supporting AI platforms, data intelligence solutions, and new technology initiatives.
- Lead demand generation, enterprise client acquisition, and pipeline development in partnership with sales, product, and executive leadership.
- Develop enterprise marketing frameworks targeting corporations, technology companies, research institutions, and public-sector organizations.
- Optimize the customer journey, engagement touchpoints, and conversion strategies across digital and institutional channels.
- Position AI Recovery Collective as a leading voice in artificial intelligence innovation, data strategy, and intelligent systems development.
- Oversee the development of high-impact content, research reports, industry insights, and executive publications.
Requirements
- 20+ years of progressive experience in marketing leadership within technology, artificial intelligence, enterprise software, or high-growth innovation sectors.
- Proven success in building and scaling global marketing functions in technology-driven organizations.
- Strong understanding of artificial intelligence, data platforms, digital transformation, and enterprise technology ecosystems.
- Demonstrated expertise in brand strategy, go-to-market execution, and enterprise demand generation.
- Exceptional executive communication, storytelling, and stakeholder management skills.
- Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, Technology, or related field required; MBA or advanced degree preferred.
Benefits
- Comprehensive health, insurance, and retirement benefits.
- Hybrid work model with Los Angeles headquarters.
- Opportunities to represent AI Recovery Collective at global AI, technology, and innovation conferences.
AI Recovery Collective
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room. AIRC provides peer support and resources, but is not a crisis intervention service.AI RECOVERY COLLECTIVE: ABOUT USAI Recovery Collective (AIRC) is a survivor-led community providing peer support, clinical resources, and advocacy for individuals affected by AI chatbot dependency and psychological harm.Our Mission:We exist to serve three core principles:Recognition: Validating the lived experiences of survivors and acknowledging AI chatbot harm as a real, documented phenomenon requiring systemic accountabilityRecovery: Providing evidence-based support, clinical resources, and peer community to help survivors heal and rebuild their livesPrevention: Educating the public, advocating for policy change, and holding AI companies accountable to prevent future harmWhy AIRC Exists:AI chatbots, including ChatGPT, Replika, Character.AI, and other companion apps, are designed to maximize engagement through personalized, emotionally resonant interactions. For many users, these systems provide helpful tools. But for vulnerable individuals, particularly those experiencing loneliness, mental health challenges, or neurodivergence, these same design features can lead to psychological dependency, parasocial attachment, reality distortion, and severe mental health crises. Current support systems are inadequate. Mental health professionals often lack training to recognize or treat AI-related harm. Existing peer support groups lack structure, clinical backing, or advocacy power. AI companies provide no meaningful accountability, support, or transparency when their systems cause harm.
