
Fractional Chief Marketing Officer, CMO
Vulcury
part-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Colombia
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Job Level
About the role
- Define and refine marketing strategies across multiple businesses, industries, and engagement types.
- Establish clear growth priorities, sequencing, and success metrics across initiatives.
- Provide senior-level oversight and guidance across a broad mix of channels, including paid social and digital advertising, SEO, content marketing, email campaigns, etc.
- Lead and mentor a distributed marketing and growth team based primarily in India.
- Interface directly with the U.S.-based CEO and senior leadership on priorities and performance.
Requirements
- Senior marketing leadership experience (typically 12+ years), including executive or head-of-marketing roles.
- Demonstrated depth across a wide range of marketing channels, both strategic and operational.
- Experience leading distributed or offshore marketing teams.
- Strong executive communication skills and comfort working directly with founders and CEOs.
- Ability to operate effectively across multiple industries and business models.
Benefits
- Fractional flexibility: Senior-level influence without full-time constraint.
- Industry breadth: Exposure to multiple sectors, audiences, and growth challenges.
- Global collaboration: Work at the intersection of U.S.-based leadership and India-based execution.
- Substantive impact: Direct ownership of strategy, prioritisation, and execution quality.
- Expandable scope: Opportunity to deepen or broaden engagement as Vulcury scales.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
marketing strategiesdigital advertisingSEOcontent marketingemail campaignsgrowth metricsperformance metricsstrategic marketingoperational marketingleadership
Soft Skills
executive communicationmentoringteam leadershipinterpersonal skillscollaborationadaptabilitystrategic thinkingproblem-solvinginfluencingcross-functional communication