Apartment Therapy Media

Apartment Therapy Media

Director of Membership

New York, NY · Director

Sponsorship not specified$150k-$175kDetected 22 days ago
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About the role

  • Apartment Therapy was originally launched in 2001 by interior designer Maxwell Ryan (nicknamed "The Apartment Therapist") as a weekly newsletter for clients.
  • We officially became an independently-owned company in 2004, and since then Apartment Therapy Media has grown to become the only media group dedicated to life at home.
  • You'll begin by leading our existing Kitchn membership program - owning its performance, deepening member engagement, and sharpening the offering through the first half of the year.

Responsibilities

  • Own the membership P&L across both brands, with clear goals, forecasting, and performance tracking
  • Lead the existing Kitchn membership program - driving acquisition, engagement, conversion, and retention
  • Build a data-driven roadmap of tests and initiatives across the full member lifecycle: onboarding, conversion, renewal, win-back, and reactivation
  • Partner cross-functionally with editorial, product, marketing, and analytics to deliver a seamless member experience
  • Build and lead a small team, starting with one direct report and growing as the program scales

Requirements

  • 6-8+ years of experience in membership, subscription, or audience-revenue roles, including time running a membership or subscription program

Nice to have

  • Experience launching a membership or subscription program from the ground up is a plus

Compensation

  • $150,000 - 175,000 annually
  • The above represents the expected salary range for this role.
  • Ultimately, compensation is determined by level of experience and other job-related factors.
  • We encourage people from all backgrounds to apply.

Equal opportunity

  • Apartment Therapy Media is an equal opportunity employer that works to foster diversity and inclusion.

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