Vice President of Marketing
Entangled Publishing is one of the largest independent publishers in the United States, publishing blockbuster romantic fiction and thrillers across YA and adult markets. The VP of Marketing owns that - across marketing strategy, brand, paid media, creative, events, and communications - and is accountable for turning great books into cultural moments.This is not a role for someone who sets strategy and delegates execution. If you care about the craft of marketing and the stories being marketed, this is the role.What You'll DoBuild and protect Entangled, our imprints, our books and IP as brand assets that attract readers and fans and convert them - not just at launch, but over the life of a series, an author relationship, and an ecosystem of experiencesDevelop and grow our reader community across channels, deepening engagement with existing fans while continuously bringing new audiences into the Entangled universeWork closely with publishers, editors, and product teams to define marketing goals for each title and product launch, then coordinate all functional marketing resources (e.g. brand, paid media, comms, creative, social) to execute against those goalsSet the go-to-market strategy for major launches and ensure it runs from positioning and messaging through creative execution and paid amplificationOwn performance marketing outcomes: know what's driving growth, what's not, and make clear-eyed calls on where to invest and where to cutDirect creative services so that assets across every channel are on-brand, compelling, and built around what actually moves readersLead and mentor the marketing team, setting a high bar for both quality and accountability, developing junior talent, and building a team culture where doing the work matters as much as having the ideasRepresent marketing at the leadership level: bring clear thinking on budget, strategy, and results, and be a genuine partner to the CEO, President and other functional leadsWho You AreYou have a genuine passion for romantasy and genre fiction. You've read the books, you understand the fandom, you know what makes readers obsessYou've worked across brand, paid media, communications, and creative. You're credible in all of them, not just oneYou've led and mentored a marketing team, and people have grown under youYou think in terms of outcomes, not activity; and you hold yourself and your team to that standardYou're comfortable in a lean, fast-moving environment where ambiguity is a given and no two launches look the sameYou close the loop.