narrativestrategies
Director, Competitive Intelligence
Washington, District of Columbia · Director
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago
Strategic CommunicationsBusiness DevelopmentResearchLeadershipCommunication
About the role
- They play a central role during "war room" situations, leading real-time monitoring and analysis when speed, judgment, and precision matter most.
- In addition, the Director is responsible for stewarding and evolving Narrative's competitive intelligence technology stack-maximizing the value of existing tools while identifying opportunities to improve insight quality, speed, and operational efficiency.
- This role works cross-functionally with Creative, Insights, and Business Development teams to ensure monitoring outputs meaningfully inform storytelling, strategy, and growth.
Responsibilities
- We leverage best practices in business, politics, and journalism to manage multi-faceted communications campaigns.
- Our bipartisan team of professionals operates in a highly collaborative environment where we support and value our clients and each other.
- Rapid‑Response & War Room Leadership Own the activation, leadership, and output quality of rapid‑response and "war room" monitoring during high-stakes or fast-moving situations, delivering timely, insight-driven analysis for clients.
Requirements
- The ideal candidate is a senior competitive intelligence professional with 4+ years of experience leading media and landscape monitoring in complex, fast-moving environments.
- They bring strong analytical judgment, the ability to separate signal from noise, and the ability to translate real-time developments into clear, actionable insights for clients and internal teams.
- They have expert proficiency with media monitoring and intelligence platforms (e.g., LexisNexis, Meltwater, BGOV) and an interest in advancing tools, workflows, and AI-enabled approaches.
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