Head of Content & Brand Storytelling

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MarchayLuxury Travel

This role is fully remote, but you are based in the U.S., Eastern Standard Time (9am-6pm)Full-TimeManager

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Requirements

Bachelor's degree
Deeply creative storyteller with strong editorial instincts
Entrepreneurial mindset
Experience building or growing brands, communities, or audiences
Strong understanding of Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and newsletters
Experience growing a personal brand, media brand, or luxury/travel-focused social presence
Portfolio demonstrating strong storytelling and creative direction
Experience creating viral or culturally relevant content
Background in luxury travel, hospitality, lifestyle, media, or journalism
Strong visual and copywriting sensibility

Responsibilities

Develop and lead Marchay’s content vision across social, editorial, video, email, and emerging platforms
Independently generate creative concepts, campaigns, and storytelling opportunities
Transform insider travel knowledge and member experiences into compelling, high-value content
Establish Marchay as a leading voice in luxury travel and lifestyle
Create content strategies that drive audience growth, engagement, brand awareness, and community trust
Identify cultural, travel, hospitality, and luxury trends before they become mainstream
Produce or oversee the creation of short-form video, social storytelling, editorial features, interviews, destination guides, and thought leadership content
Collaborate closely with founders, advisors, members, and travel partners to uncover unique stories and perspectives
Build a recognizable and differentiated brand voice
Analyze performance metrics and continuously evolve content strategy based on audience behavior and engagement

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