Vice President (VP), Media Services
$85K-$149K
/ year
9+ years experience
$85K-$149K
/ year
9+ years experience
Vice-presidents of media services are responsible for leading the media services team of a company. They are accountable for the facilitation of marketing and social media efforts to boost the recognition of brands and increase loyalty to clients and increase satisfaction of customers.
They have great interpersonal skills that allow them to interact with clients, staff and suppliers. They build solid business relations with their clients, staff and vendors. Their main responsibility is to develop media services programs that improve the company's goals. Vice-presidents of media services oversee the creation of content and make sure that all media pieces conform to established guidelines and objectives of the company. They create strategies for media services and ensure that all goals are met in a timely manner and to the correct specifications. They are able to work with vice presidents in order to communicate important information about projects concepts, ideas, and thoughts. They can also operate on their own with little supervision since they are well-organized and attentive to the smallest details. They operate in a fast-paced environment, and utilize computers to answer internal and external requests. They are adept at social media, and use various software for implementing media solutions. They evaluate and approve communication initiatives.
An undergraduate degree from communications, marketing advertising, marketing, or a related field is necessary to be considered for this position. Experience in a previous media service capacity or in a managerial role could be beneficial. Media service certifications are an advantage.
As a Vice President VP, Media Services with 9+ years of experience in the United States, your primary responsibilities include:
For a Vice President (VP), Media Services job role, the following qualifications are required:
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Organisation Management
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Leadership Management
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Decision Making
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Time Management
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Problem Solving
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The job role of Vice President (VP), Media Services in the United States is projected to experience strong growth in the market. Over the past 10 years, there has been a significant increase in the demand for professionals in this role. According to recent data, the predicted employment opportunities for this position are expected to steadily rise in the future. With continuous advancements in the media industry and the need for effective media strategies, the role of VP, Media Services is anticipated to offer promising career prospects.