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Thought Leadership

Marketing and Social Media

Thought leadership is the practice of establishing oneself or an organization as a recognized authority in a particular field by sharing original insights, research, or perspectives through articles, speaking engagements, and social media. It is commonly used as a personal branding and marketing strategy by professionals and companies seeking to build credibility, trust, and influence within their industry.

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Open roles requiring Thought Leadership (2)

Director, Product Communications (Hers)

Hims and Hers

Full-time · US Remote · $205,000 – $220,000

This director-level role leads product communications strategy for Hers, Hims & Hers' women's health platform, managing earned media, thought leadership, and go-to-market narratives across product categories. It suits experienced communicators comfortable translating healthcare complexity for consumers and influencing cross-functional stakeholders in a high-growth, publicly traded company.

Listed on Hims and Hers’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Head of Product and Solutions Marketing

Blumberg Portfolio

Remote, USA · $200,000 – $280,000

This role leads Addepar's product and solutions marketing function, building narratives around the platform's data and AI capabilities for investment professionals while scaling a team of marketers. It suits leaders with B2B SaaS experience who excel at translating complex financial products into clear market positioning and can orchestrate cross-functional go-to-market strategy.

Listed on Blumberg Portfolio’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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