The Senior Vice President, Global Communications serves as a strategic advisor to Universal Film leadership and is responsible for shaping and advancing the company's corporate narrative, reputation, and executive visibility across a rapidly evolving media and entertainment landscape.
This leader will report to the EVP of Universal Film Communications and work closely with the EVP of Universal Entertainment Communications to help define how the Film Studio communicates through moments of growth, transformation, innovation, and change. They will anticipate emerging opportunities and risks, translate business priorities into compelling narratives, and influence stakeholders across the enterprise to drive alignment and impact.
Success in this role requires a leader who sees around corners, thinks beyond individual functions, and balances long-term reputation building with decisive execution. The ideal candidate combines strategic vision and enterprise thinking, operational excellence and accountability, exceptional talent leadership and collaboration, and the judgment, authenticity, and resilience required to navigate complex stakeholder environments.
Strategic Communications Leadership
Communications Execution & Business Impact
Leadership, Collaboration & Influence
Executive Leadership Expectations
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Salary: $255,000 - $335,000
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