Clark Construction
Head of Marketing
New York City
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 25 days ago
SalesOutbound SalesAccountingLeadership
About the role
- Clark is creating a new category in a market that is highly trust-sensitive and relationship-driven.
- Customers need to understand not only what Clark does, but why AI-powered audit workflows are safe and valuable.
Responsibilities
- Own Clark's positioning, messaging, and category narrative
- Create content that educates accounting firms on AI-powered audit transformation
- Partner with Sales on campaigns, outbound messaging, and enablement materials
- Build customer stories, case studies, and proof points
- Own events, conferences, webinars, and field marketing motions
- Develop campaigns targeting audit partners, managing partners, innovation leaders, and firm executives
- Manage website, content, email, and marketing operations
- Build the marketing team as the function scales
- Experience building demand generation and content programs
Requirements
- 5+ years of marketing experience
- Experience in vertical SaaS, fintech, accounting, compliance, legaltech, or AI
- Experience marketing to professional services firms
- Experience with founder-led or early-stage marketing
- Experience with events and field marketing
Company info
- Clark is building the trust infrastructure for the AI economy.
- We're starting with audit and accounting workflows-high-trust environments where reliability, accuracy, and security matter as much as productivity.
- Our platform helps firms automate complex workflows, deploy AI safely, and modernize how audit teams operate.
- We're building a category-defining company at the intersection of AI, audit, and enterprise trust.
- Marketing will play a critical role in educating the market, building credibility, creating demand, and supporting sales.
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