Senior Director, Integrated Strategy & Storytelling

Who we are: Tinuiti is the largest independent full-funnel marketing agency in the U. S. across the media that matters most, with $4 billion in digital media under management and more than 1,200 employees.

Built for marketers who demand growth and accountability, Tinuiti unites media and measurement under one roof to eliminate waste—the biggest growth killer of all—and scale what works. Its proprietary technology, Bliss Point by Tinuiti , reveals the truth around growth and waste, and how to capitalize on it.

With expert teams across Commerce, Search, Social, TV & Audio, and more, Tinuiti delivers measurable results with brutal simplicity: Love Growth. Hate Waste. We support 100% remote work for this role!

We’d love to hear from you if: Research shows that while men apply to jobs when they meet an average of 60% of the criteria, women and other marginalized folks tend to only apply when they check every box.

So if you think you qualify, but don't necessarily meet every single point on the job description, please still get in touch. Link to updated job description. Job Title: Senior Director, Integrated Strategy & Storytelling (e. l. f. Beauty Account)

Role Overview

As the Senior Director, Integrated Strategy & Storytelling, you will be the strategic North Star for one of our agency’s most dynamic, fast-moving, and culturally defining clients: e. l. f. Beauty.

In this role, you will demonstrate the ability to build trusted client relationships and act as a senior strategic advisor, establishing and maintaining long-term strategic relationships with senior media and marketing stakeholders, often at the C-suite and VP level, to build trust and long-range partnership value.

We build beautiful, data-rich strategies, but we need you to give them a soul, a clear point of view, and a radical sense of brevity. You are part master storyteller, part communications planner, and part culture-vulture. Your primary mission is to translate complex digital, creator, and media landscapes