As Director of Brand Marketing, you’ll shape how AAH comes to life for the people who work here, the candidates considering joining us, the practice owners exploring a partnership, and the veterinary community as a whole. You’ll have the opportunity to strengthen an established corporate brand, build a new de novo brand, elevate recruitment marketing, and create events and experiences that deepen AAH’s reputation and impact. Role Overview The Director of Brand Marketing will be the steward and champion of the Alliance Animal Health brand, leading how AAH comes to life across audiences, channels, and experiences. This role owns the strategic vision, positioning, and activation of the brand and ensures it shows up consistently and compellingly for veterinarians, hospital teams, prospective partners, candidates, and industry influencers. The Director will lead several of AAH’s most visible brand initiatives, including recruitment marketing, employer brand, and brand-forward events and experiences such as our signature VetTalks event. This role will also partner closely with Talent Acquisition, Business Development, Human Resources, Operations, and other teams to translate business priorities into meaningful brand strategies and programs. As the brand function continues to grow, the Director will play a critical role in evolving AAH’s social media and PR strategy, shaping our presence across key channels, guiding thought leadership for executives and medical leaders, and helping position AAH as one of the most respected and talked-about brands in veterinary medicine. This is a highly visible, strategic, and hands-on leadership role for a marketer who can set a clear vision, inspire a team, influence senior stakeholders, and ensure strong execution. The right person will be energized by the opportunity to build, experiment, and leave a clear, measurable mark on a growing organization.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director