Vice President of Marketing (Brunswick)

A member of the Senior Leadership Team, the Vice President of Marketing is the enterprise leader accountable for architecting, operating, and continuously improving STARC’s Go-to-Market business strategies, expansion opportunities delivered through the Marketing function. This role is responsible for leading STARC’s marketing strategy, brand management, performance marketing and market research to drive growth, customer engagement and maximize customer lifetime value. They oversee a portfolio of campaign programs across the buying cycle, channel marketing tactics, marketing operations, manage budgets, and align marketing initiatives with overall business goals. Key roles include driving brand awareness and pipeline demand, digital innovation, analyzing consumer behavior, business plans and marketing’s contribution to supporting growth initiatives – both organic and inorganic, while collaborating with leadership. Enterprise Leadership Expectations Act as a steward for overall company success and enterprise alignment through clear communication of direction, deliverables, expectations, and adjustments across the Senior Team. Model collaboration, disciplined prioritization, and constructive challenge—balancing growth initiatives with execution capacity and risk management. Champion the operating discipline required scale processes, communication, and decision-making within the revenue functions and across the enterprise. Core Responsibilities Strategy & GTM Planning Responsibility Revenue leader with track record of measurable commercial outcomes including contribution to pipeline, customer acquisition, long term customer- and enterprise- value capture Develop and execute comprehensive marketing strategies to meet revenue objectives and increase market share. Market Intelligence: Conduct market research to analyze trends, competitor activity, voice of the customer, customer needs and behavior. Evaluate role of technology, AI, and machine learning for scaling and automating key processes of marketing analyses, processes and customer experiences Establish value proposition and core positioning across markets and partner channels Work with C-suite and department heads (sales, product, finance, service) to align marketing with business goals and translate corporate objectives into a multi-year GTM plan spanning Direct Sales, Indirect Sales, National Accounts, and Marketing. Select and manage relationships with third parties to support marketing initiatives. Brand Management Responsibility Oversee all brand-related activities ensuring consistent, high-quality messaging across all channels. Develop plans and ensure customer experience reinforces brand goals and customer satisfaction across the customer order and buying lifecycle. Oversee design and creative direction in support of brand, campaign and customer communications. Establish and approve acceptable use of company’s brand portfolio across partner channels. Demand and Performance Marketing Responsibility Oversee and allocation marketing resources across a portfolio of campaign program including brand activation, content marketing, ABM, net revenue retention, product launch and cross-sell programs. Drive digital leadership, digital marketing, traditional marketing, performance marketing, and MarTech adoption. Oversee demand generation, lead plans and execution for marketing spend and ROI for direct contribution to sales pipeline. Partner with sales leadership and ensure marketing supports sales enablement programs that scale with a growing organization. Champion new market entry initiatives for existing and adjacent products and services. Ensure KPI targets align with business objectives, including but not limited to CAC, LTV, Marketing ROI and customer satisfaction levels. Budgeting & P&L: Allocate and manage the marketing budget, ensuring ROI and profitability. Leadership, Talent, and Culture Build and sustain a high-performance culture grounded in empowerment, accountability, coaching, data-driven decision-making, and continuous improvement. Develop leadership depth and succession plans; ensure role clarity, effective delegation, and strong performance management across the revenue organization. Requirements Minimum 15 years of progressive B2B marketing experience, with at least 5 years in a VP-level leadership position. Track record of managing a $50M marketing-influenced revenue pipeline, and hitting quarterly pipeline targets. Direct experience managing an annual marketing budget of at least $5M, with full accountability for return on ad spend (ROAS), campaign ROI, and customer acquisition cost (CAC). Minimum 10 years of experience directly hiring, managing, and scaling a team of 10 to 20 full-time marketing professionals, in addition to managing external technical and agency partners. Hands‑on experience selecting, implementing and directing the support of front‑end technology stack for marketing, website, and related solutions including headless CMS, marketing automation, structured and unstructured analytics platforms, and related apps required to support the function. Experience in product companies that combine hardware, software, and services, particularly recurring revenue or SaaS components. Proven experiences marketing solutions to both executive level and field-based buyers and influencer personas. Success integrating acquisitions or launching adjacent product lines. Construction related experiences a plus. Benefits and Work Schedule Medical insurance plan options Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account options Employer HSA contribution for eligible employees enrolled in an HSA-compatible plan Dental insurance Vision insurance Basic life and AD&D insurance Voluntary life and AD&D insurance options Short-term and long-term disability insurance Voluntary accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity insurance options Employee Assistance Program resources Virtual care resources Paid time off and company holidays 401(k) retirement plan J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Revenue Officer (Memphis)

The Armstrong Company is seeking a Chief Revenue Officer to lead the stabilization, rebuilding, and long-term growth of our revenue engine across a complex, multi-line service organization. This is a high-impact executive role for a proven revenue leader who can bring strategic clarity, operating discipline, and scalable commercial leadership to a business with meaningful opportunity for revenue transformation. The first-year mandate is clear: stabilize performance, close revenue leakage, strengthen commercial discipline, and rebuild a reliable operating cadence. In years two and beyond, the CRO will build on that foundation to accelerate profitable, sustainable growth. We are looking for a leader who can unify our revenue strategy, strengthen go-to-market execution, and help build a more integrated commercial engine for the future. ABOUT ARMSTRONG : The Armstrong Company is a third-generation logistics business with approximately 34 owned locations, 1,400 employees, and more than 5 million square feet of warehousing space. Our platform serves customers across multiple service lines, including: Supply Chain Solutions (warehousing, distribution, transportation management, and final mile) Commercial Moving (office, facility, laboratory, furniture, fixtures, equipment installation) Residential Moving (local moves, long distance moves, global moves, employee relocations) Armstrong has grown through strong execution, operational excellence, and disciplined acquisition. Success in this role requires driving change through influence, partnership, and accountability—not solely through direct authority. THE OPPORTUNITY : The CRO will lead the company’s enterprise-wide revenue strategy across all major revenue streams. This executive will be responsible for creating a disciplined, data-driven, and scalable revenue organization that improves visibility, strengthens execution, and drives profitable growth. The CRO will establish and lead a revenue operations capability that provides the forecasting, pipeline rigor, CRM adoption, analytics, pricing governance, and sales enablement needed to support the Company’s turnaround and long-term growth objectives. This role is well suited for a leader who understands how to stabilize and improve revenue performance in operationally complex businesses; navigate both direct-sales and partner-influenced go-to-market models; and lead meaningful change while building trust in a relationship-driven, family-built organization. The CRO will report to the CEO and have direct oversight of the national salesforce, centralized account, and customer management teams. WHAT YOU'LL DO : Own enterprise-wide revenue strategy across Armstrong’s business lines, with an initial focus on stabilizing performance, improving commercial discipline, and building the foundation for profitable growth. Build and lead a Revenue Operations function that owns revenue operating cadence, forecast accuracy, pipeline hygiene, CRM discipline, reporting, and performance visibility. Align sales, business development, pricing, sales enablement, and commercial execution around common goals, metrics, processes, and accountability standards. Build a more unified and accountable go-to-market model across Armstrong’s multi-market footprint, owned locations, and independent booking-agency network. Drive adoption and effective use of Armstrong’s moving/van-line CRM and LeadingEdge lead platform, ensuring data quality, consistent processes, and actionable reporting. Use close-rate benchmarking, salesperson analytics, pipeline data, and market performance insights to identify leakage, improve conversion, and increase sales productivity. Establish and manage a disciplined forecast and pipeline-review process that improves visibility, accuracy, and decision-making across the revenue organization. Own lead economics and demand-generation performance, including lead ROI, cost-per-booked-move performance, and demand-generation effectiveness. Strengthen pricing discipline and CPQ governance across multiple service lines. Design or improve sales enablement through incentive compensation redesign, performance-management, and accountability systems that reinforce desired behaviors and outcomes. Drive cross-selling opportunities across moving, relocation, warehousing, distribution, transportation management, and final-mile offerings. Help expand Armstrong’s presence in strategic growth areas, especially supply chain and final mile. Partner with executive leadership to align revenue strategy with broader business priorities and clarify decision rights, accountability, and commercial operating expectations. Help shape the long-term commercial model as the business continues to evolve, acquire, and grow. WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE : During the first 12 months, the CRO will be expected to establish a clear commercial baseline, implement a disciplined revenue operating cadence, and demonstrate measurable improvement in the core drivers of revenue performance. Specific first-year targets will be finalized with executive leadership and may include forecast accuracy, close-rate improvement, cross-sell attachment, CRM adoption, lead ROI, and sales productivity. A stabilized and more predictable revenue engine with clear visibility into pipeline, conversion, pricing, and performance. Greater forecast accuracy & stronger discipline in pipeline management, CRM adoption, and revenue reporting. Improved close rates, lead conversion, and sales productivity through data-driven coaching, process improvement, and accountability. Stronger lead economics and demand-generation effectiveness, including improved consistency in cost-per-booked-move performance. Improved pricing discipline and CPQ governance across business lines. Increased cross-selling across the portfolio and better alignment among teams, markets, and revenue motions. A scalable Revenue Operations model that supports continued growth and acquisition integration. WHAT WE'RESEEKING : We are seeking a commercially sophisticated, operationally grounded executive who combines strategic thinking with strong execution. This role requires a leader who can raise performance standards, create data-driven discipline, and drive meaningful change while working effectively in a relationship-driven, family-built organization. Required Experience : Experience in channel, partner, franchise, dealer, agency, or similarly distributed go-to-market environments. Senior Revenue Operations or sales leadership experience in a complex, multi-segment business. Demonstrated success stabilizing, rebuilding, or improving revenue before scaling growth. Experience in logistics, supply chain, transportation, industrial services, relocation, or related business services. Track record of building rigor around forecasting, pipeline management, CRM ownership and adoption, performance reporting, compensation design, and performance accountability. Strong BI and analytics fluency, including the ability to interpret sales, conversion, pipeline, and productivity data and translate insights into action. Experience leading or building a Revenue Operations function and establishing the systems, processes, and operating cadence that support revenue performance. Experience managing pricing and sales enablement in a multi-service-line environment. Experience with demand generation, lead economics, lead ROI, and conversion performance. Ability to influence across a broad network of stakeholders while driving meaningful change. Strong analytical and operational mindset with comfort leading through metrics and data. Preferred Experience : Supply chain, 3PL, warehousing, transportation management, or final-mile commercial leadership. Experience with moving/van-line CRM LeadingEdge lead platforms. Commercial integration experience in acquisitive or multi-entity environments. Experience leading multiple types of commercial teams, including field, inside, and enterprise sales. Leadership Style : High accountability and strong commercial and operational judgment. A disciplined, metrics-oriented approach with the ability to turn data into clear priorities and decisive action. Confidence paired with humility, curiosity, and the ability to build trust across different teams. A change-agent mindset that respects and strengthens Armstrong’s culture while maintaining the courage to challenge legacy practices, raise standards, and make needed improvements. Ability to lead through influence across a distributed network and create alignment without relying solely on direct authority. WHY JOIN ARMSTRONG : Opportunity to lead the stabilization and long-term transformation of a national, multi-line logistics platform. High autonomy and meaningful executive influence over strategy and revenue performance. A diverse and expanding business across logistics, warehousing, moving, and final mile. A strong operational backbone with substantial runway for revenue transformation and growth. The opportunity to build a modern, world-class revenue organization and Revenue Operations capability. LOCATION & TRAVEL : Memphis headquarters preferred, though we will consider the right candidate in a hybrid arrangement given our multi-market footprint. The

Chief Financial Officer (, TN, United States)

About Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee (BGCMT) inspires and enables all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. Serving nearly 10,000 youth annually, BGCMT is one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing youth-serving organizations. The Chief Financial Officer will help shape the financial future of the organization while supporting sustainable growth, operational excellence, and mission impact. Position Summary The Chief Financial Officer serves as a key member of the Executive Leadership Team and a trusted strategic partner to the Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors. The CFO provides leadership for financial strategy, accounting, budgeting, grant financial management, audit, compliance, and business systems while building scalable infrastructure for continued growth. Job Responsibilities Strategic Financial Leadership Serve as a strategic partner to the CEO, Board of Directors, and Finance Committee. Lead annual budgeting, forecasting, cash flow planning, and multi-year financial strategies. Provide financial modeling and executive insights to support organizational decisions. Develop executive dashboards and KPIs. Identify opportunities to strengthen long-term financial sustainability. Finance, Grants & Business Operations Oversee accounting, treasury, payroll, budgeting, reporting, and cash management. Lead financial management of all grants, ensuring timely reimbursement and compliance. Develop processes that maximize allowable grant reimbursement. Maintain timely month-end close, financial reporting, and internal controls. Partner with program and development leaders on financial planning. Financial Systems, Audit & Compliance Lead continuous improvement of financial systems, automation, and reporting. Develop SOPs, job aids, and scalable financial processes. Oversee the annual audit and auditor relationships. Ensure compliance with GAAP, Uniform Guidance, IRS, and grant requirements. Promote transparency, accountability, and risk management. Leadership & Organizational Partnership Lead and develop a high-performing finance function. Serve as an active member of the Executive Leadership Team. Support Board and Finance Committee reporting and recommendations. Strengthen cross-functional partnerships across the organization. Supports Org/club IT operations with oversight of IT contractor. Partnership with HR and other functions to ensure efficient finance system execution and compliance. Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business or related field required; CPA preferred. Seven or more years of progressive financial leadership experience. Strong nonprofit accounting, grant compliance, audit, and budgeting expertise. Experience presenting to executive leadership and governing boards. Excellent leadership, communication, and analytical skills. Additional Information Competitive salary commensurate with experience, comprehensive benefits package, retirement plan, paid time off, and the opportunity to help shape the future of one of Middle Tennessee’s leading youth-serving organizations. 100% Paid Medical, Dental, Vision, STD, and LTD For Employees. Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information or any other status protected by applicable law. Details Date Posted: July 22, 2026 Type: Full-Time J-18808-Ljbffr

Strategic Data & Licensing Partnerships (Paris)

About Mistral Mistral provides full-stack AI solutions: from frontier models to developer tools, applications, and compute. We partner with enterprises tackling the hardest problems—across high-stakes industries like finance, manufacturing, defense, healthcare, and the public sector—co-creating customized AI systems that they can run on their terms. We are a dynamic, collaborative team passionate about AI and its potential to transform society. Our diverse workforce thrives in competitive environments and is committed to driving innovation. Our teams are distributed between Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East. We are creative, low-ego and team-spirited. The Role As a Strategic Data & Licensing Partnerships Negotiator on the Strategic Data & Licensing Partnerships team , you will drive the acquisition of premium content and negotiate complex agreements to secure high-value data and content for AI training, RAG, and distribution. Your work will enable Mistral AI to access quality, relevant sources while building long-term relationships with publishers, universities, research institutions, and data providers. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to align content sourcing with Mistral AI’s strategic interests, ensuring innovative and ethical use of data. This role is for a results-driven negotiator who thrives in high-stakes deal-making and understands the intersection of AI, academic content, and ethical data practices. What You Will Do Build and manage a pipeline of high-quality content (STEM, academic, robotics, multimedia) while vetting providers for legal and business compliance. Negotiate complex, multi-pronged agreements (licensing, revenue-sharing, co-development) with publishers, universities, and research institutions. Develop long-term partnerships that promote fair compensation and sustainability for content creators and owners. Collaborate with internal teams (Science, Product, Go To Market) to align procurement with their objectives and evaluate make vs. buy options. Provide regular reports and analytics on procurement activities to support data-driven decision-making. Design programs that foster ethical and scalable content sourcing, balancing internal development with external licensing. What We're Looking For Proven track record negotiating and closing complex deals ($10M), including licensing, revenue-sharing, or co-development agreements. Deep understanding of AI training data ecosystems and the ability to translate technical needs into business terms. Legal acumen in data acquisition and content licensing, including knowledge of global copyright laws. Strong STEM background (degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, or related field) and passion for academic content. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with experience negotiating with C-level stakeholders. Business acumen in market analysis and financial modeling (e.g., DCF analysis). Fluency in English and French ; additional languages (e.g., German) are a plus. Existing network in publishing, academic, or research communities or experience with AI training data (pretraining, RAG, synthetic data). What We Offer We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your well-being, growth, and work-life balance. Benefits vary by country and may include healthcare coverage, parental leave, retirement plans, relocation support, wellness programs, meal and transportation allowances, and other location-specific perks. For the most up-to-date details on benefits available in your location, please refer to our Benefits page. Privacy Policy Your privacy matters to us. You can learn more about how we handle your personal data in our Applicant Privacy Policy. J-18808-Ljbffr