Elsevier

Elsevier

Vice President, Product Marketing - Education

Remote - USA - Nationwide · Exec

Sponsorship not specified$157k-$291kDetected 30 days ago
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Lottery odds (Level IV)94
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About the role

  • The health education market is being redefined as AI continues to change how students learn.
  • And at Elsevier, we are shaping how to advance student outcomes with our technology and AI-driven solutions.
  • Elsevier Health has one of the strongest education portfolios in the world: Sherpath AI, Osmosis, ShadowHealth, HESI, ClinicalKey Student and more.

Responsibilities

  • Lead a team of product marketers aligned to key product lines
  • Build the sales enablement toolkit: collateral, case studies, competitive battle cards. Partner closely with Customer Success.
  • Lead a team of product marketers aligned to key product lines; establish launch processes and field enablement standards.

Requirements

  • 12+ years of product marketing experience
  • 3+ years in a senior leadership role with direct reports.
  • Experience working across both institutional B2B and individual B2C marketing motions.
  • Experience with US and international markets.

Compensation

  • $156,700 - $290,900.
  • Base Pay Range for IL is $164,500 - $305,500.
  • Base Pay Range for Chicago, IL is $172,400 - $320,000.
  • Base Pay Range for MD is $164,500 - $305,500.
  • Base Pay Range for NY is $172,400 - $320,000.
  • Base Pay Range for New York City is $188,000 - $349,000.
  • National Base Pay Range:

Benefits

  • Vice President, Product Marketing - Education
  • Are you passionate about transforming healthcare education through AI and innovative learning technologies?
  • A global leader in information and analytics, we help researchers and healthcare professionals advance science and improve health outcomes for the benefit of society.
  • What you do every day will help advance science and healthcare to advance human progress.

Company info

  • Elsevier Health applies innovation, facilitates insights, and helps drive more informed decision-making for our customers across global health.
  • We support health providers by providing accessible, trusted evidence-based information; prepare more medical and nursing students with effective tools and resources; provide insights that help clinicians improve patient outcomes; and support a more personalized and localized healthcare experience.
  • All for the benefit of every patient.
  • The health education market is being redefined as AI continues to change how students learn. And at Elsevier, we are shaping how to advance student outcomes with our technology and AI-driven solutions.

Equal opportunity

  • EEO Know Your Rights.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • are considered for and treated during employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, citizenship status, disability status, protected veteran status, age, marital status, sexual orientat

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