Head of Marketing

Are you passionate about the chance to bring your marketing experience to a world class organization that is leading the way in both content and technology to make a safer and more secure world? Do you have the skills necessary to drive organizational market presence?If you have a strong marketing leadership background and brand ownership skills, then Thomson Reuters Special Services (TRSS) is looking for you! About the Role As the Head of Marketing at TRSS, you will serve as the senior marketing leader responsible for building and driving the full marketing function from brand and demand generation to product marketing, corporate strategy, and growth. This is a uniquely expansive leadership role that sits at the intersection of marketing, product, and business strategy. This role will report directly to the Chief Revenue Officer. You will own the company's market presence end-to-end, leading a team across brand, content, demand generation, product marketing, and customer marketing, while also playing an active role in shaping TRSS's long-term growth strategy through market intelligence, M&A evaluation, and identification of strategic partnerships and expansion opportunities. Critically, this role serves as the connective tissue between customer needs, product development, technology, and revenue, ensuring that how we build, market, sell, and grow as a company are always grounded in real market and customer intelligence. As a highly visible leader, you will ensure TRSS is positioned for sustainable, scalable growth across Government and Commercial markets, while building and developing a high-performing marketing organization. As the Head of Marketing you will also contribute to a variety of areas including: Marketing Leadership & Team Development Lead a high-performing marketing team spanning brand, demand generation, content, product marketing, and customer marketing functions. Establish a culture of accountability, creativity, and data-driven decision-making across the marketing organization. Own the marketing budget, ensuring strategic allocation of resources across channels, programs, and headcount to maximize ROI. Brand Strategy & Market Presence Own and evolve the TRSS brand including brand architecture, visual identity, tone of voice, and market positioning ensuring consistency and impact across all touchpoints. Collaborate with the Director of Communications to build and execute an integrated communications strategy that elevates TRSS's profile across government and commercial markets, including PR, thought leadership, events, and digital presence. Position TRSS as an innovative, forward-thinking leader in its markets through a compelling and differentiated brand narrative. Oversee and develop enterprise-level marketing campaigns and programs that build brand awareness, credibility, and preference among target audiences. Demand Generation & Revenue Marketing Own the demand generation strategy and execution across all channels including digital, content, events, and partner marketing with clear accountability for pipeline contribution and revenue influence. Partner closely with Sales leadership to align marketing programs to revenue targets, pipeline goals, and sales cycle needs. Build and optimize a full-funnel marketing engine that drives awareness, lead generation, and pipeline acceleration across both government and commercial segments. Own marketing performance dashboards and reporting frameworks, tracking KPIs across the full funnel and communicating impact to executive leadership. Product Positioning & Messaging Develop compelling product positioning, messaging, and value propositions that resonate with buyers, decision-makers, and industry influencers across government and commercial sectors. Ensure all messaging clearly articulates TRSS's differentiation and aligns with the company's overarching vision and growth objectives. Translate complex technical capabilities into clear, customer-focused narratives that drive engagement and conversion. Ensure product-level messaging is consistent with and complementary to broader brand strategy, maintaining alignment across all marketing programs and channels. Voice of the Customer (VoC) Program Own and lead TRSS's formal Voice of the Customer program, serving as the internal champion for the customer perspective across all products, technology, and go-to-market decisions. Design and operationalize ongoing feedback mechanisms including customer interviews, surveys, advisory boards, and win/loss analysis to build a continuous and structured stream of customer insight. Regularly present VoC findings to leadership to inform portfolio decisions, pricing strategy, and growth priorities. Customer-Centric Strategy & Product-Technology Collaboration Serve as the primary bridge between customer needs and product and technology development, ensuring that what TRSS builds is directly informed by market demand, customer pain points, and competitive gaps. Partner closely with Product Management and Technology teams to bring the customer and market perspective into roadmap planning, prioritization, and feature development decisions. Participate in product development cycles as the voice of the market by challenging assumptions, validating use cases, and ensuring new capabilities are developed with a clear go‑to‑market path in mind. Build a deep understanding of the customer ecosystem, mapping TRSS solutions to key touchpoints within customer workflows and proactively anticipating how those workflows will evolve. Market Intelligence & Competitive Analysis Lead comprehensive market research and competitive analysis to surface trends, emerging threats, white space opportunities, and shifts in the regulatory and technology landscape. Monitor macroeconomic, industry, and competitor dynamics and translate findings into actionable strategic recommendations for executive leadership, product, and technology teams. Serve as the internal authority on market intelligence, regularly briefing stakeholders and informing product roadmap, pricing, and go‑to‑market decisions. Proactively identify emerging industry trends and position TRSS as an innovative, forward-thinking leader in its markets. Go-to-Market Execution Lead cross-functional teams spanning product, technology, sales, and marketing - in the planning and execution of successful product launches and market expansion initiatives. Develop and implement go‑to‑market strategies tailored to government and commercial compliance sectors, with a focus on driving awareness, pipeline, and revenue. Partner with demand generation and content teams to produce impactful marketing materials and campaigns across the full customer lifecycle. Sales Enablement & Revenue Collaboration Equip sales teams with the training, tools, and resources needed to effectively position TRSS solutions, including collateral, battle cards, presentations, and objection‑handling guides. Act as a conduit between sales and product/technology teams, ensuring that field intelligence is systematically captured and translated into product and roadmap decisions. Collaborate closely with the CRO and sales leadership to ensure marketing strategy is tightly aligned with revenue targets and pipeline goals. Strategic Vision & Multi-Year Planning Define and execute a multi‑year marketing and growth strategy aligned with TRSS's business objectives and market opportunities. Contribute to annual planning processes, including market sizing, opportunity prioritization, budget planning, and resource allocation recommendations. Build and maintain dashboards and reporting frameworks to track the performance of marketing and growth initiatives against defined KPIs. About You You are a seasoned marketing executive who combines the strategic sharpness of a growth‑oriented business thinker with the hands‑on instincts of a builder. You have led marketing organizations before and you know how to develop and inspire a team, manage a budget, and hold the function accountable to business outcomes. But you are equally at home in the details: crafting a compelling product narrative, sitting in a product roadmap session, evaluating a potential acquisition, or presenting a market expansion thesis to the executive team. You understand that great marketing doesn't happen in isolation - it happens when brand, demand, product marketing, customer intelligence, and revenue strategy are all working from the same playbook. And you are the person who writes it, leads the team that executes it, and measures whether it's working. You are intellectually curious, data‑driven, and deeply motivated by the opportunity to shape the future direction of a company. You are a natural leader and collaborator who builds high‑performing teams and strong cross‑functional partnerships, operating effectively in a matrixed organization and building bridges rather than silos. You are a good fit for the role of Head of Marketing if you have/are: Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, or a related field. 12+ years in Marketing, with a meaningful portion in senior or executive marketing roles, and strong SaaS experience. Demonstrated success leading and scaling a full marketing function, including team management, budget ownership, and cross‑functional leadership. Deep expertise in product marketing, with a track record of owning positioning, messaging, and go‑to‑market strategy for complex B2B or enterprise solutions. Demonstrated experience contributing to growth strategy initiatives, including M&A evaluation, market entry, or strategic partnerships. Expertise in demand generation, brand strategy, and integrated marketing program development and measurement. Expertise in competitive intelligence, market research, and translating insights into executive‑level recommendations. Experience owning or leading a formal Voice of the Customer program or equivalent customer insight function. Proven track record of managing end‑to‑end product launches and multi‑channel go‑to‑market campaigns. Experience working in or with government and/or commercial compliance industries is strongly preferred. Executive‑level communication and storytelling skills, with the ability to influence both internal stakeholders and external audiences. Proven leader who attracts, develops, and retains top marketing talent and fosters a high‑performance team culture. Strategic thinker who can operate at the 30,000‑foot level while also driving ground‑level execution. Proven ability to build trust and credibility with product and technology teams, translating market needs into language that resonates with builders and engineers. Collaborative executive who builds strong cross‑functional partnerships and knows how to operate effectively alongside peer leaders without creating overlap or confusion. Passionate about technology and motivated to stay ahead of industry, regulatory, and competitive trends. High degree of intellectual curiosity and business acumen, with the ability to connect market dynamics to business outcomes. Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. National Security Clearance. U.S. Citizenship essential to comply with government contract/agency or department of Federal Government requirements.

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