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The 'Chief Marketing Officer', or 'CMO', is a job title for an executive responsible for various marketing-related activities within an organization. Most often the position reports to the chief executive officer.
With primary or shared responsibility for areas such as sales management, product development, distribution channel management, public relations, marketing communications (including advertising and promotions), pricing, market research, and customer service, CMOs are faced with a diverse range of specialized disciplines in which they are forced to be knowledgeable. This challenge is compounded by the fact that the day-to-day activities of these functions, which range from the highly analytical (eg. – pricing and market research) to highly creative (advertising and promotions), are carried out by subordinates possessing learning and cognitive styles to which the CMO must adapt his or her own leadership style.
Beyond the challenges of leading their own subordinates, the CMO is invariably reliant upon resources beyond their direct control. That is to say, the priorities and/or resources of functional areas outside of marketing such as production, information technology, legal, and finance have a direct impact on the achievement of marketing objectives. Consequently, more than any other senior executive, the CMO must influence peers in order to achieve their own goals. Clearly, this necessity to lead peers compounds the complexity of challenge faced by the CMO.
;Articles & Research on CMOs
★ CMO tenure: Slowing down the revolving door
★ The Role & Leadership Challenges of the Chief Marketing Officer: A Study of High-Tech CMOs
★ Study: Marketing execs still lack boardroom clout
;CMO Peer Groups
★ Forrester Research CMO Group
★ The CMO Institute
★ The CMO Council
They are responsible for marketing the product.
★ Corporate title
The 'Chief Marketing Officer', or 'CMO', is a job title for an executive responsible for various marketing-related activities within an organization. Most often the position reports to the chief executive officer.
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The Role of a Chief Marketing Officer
With primary or shared responsibility for areas such as sales management, product development, distribution channel management, public relations, marketing communications (including advertising and promotions), pricing, market research, and customer service, CMOs are faced with a diverse range of specialized disciplines in which they are forced to be knowledgeable. This challenge is compounded by the fact that the day-to-day activities of these functions, which range from the highly analytical (eg. – pricing and market research) to highly creative (advertising and promotions), are carried out by subordinates possessing learning and cognitive styles to which the CMO must adapt his or her own leadership style.
Beyond the challenges of leading their own subordinates, the CMO is invariably reliant upon resources beyond their direct control. That is to say, the priorities and/or resources of functional areas outside of marketing such as production, information technology, legal, and finance have a direct impact on the achievement of marketing objectives. Consequently, more than any other senior executive, the CMO must influence peers in order to achieve their own goals. Clearly, this necessity to lead peers compounds the complexity of challenge faced by the CMO.
External links
;Articles & Research on CMOs
★ CMO tenure: Slowing down the revolving door
★ The Role & Leadership Challenges of the Chief Marketing Officer: A Study of High-Tech CMOs
★ Study: Marketing execs still lack boardroom clout
;CMO Peer Groups
★ Forrester Research CMO Group
★ The CMO Institute
★ The CMO Council
They are responsible for marketing the product.
See also
★ Corporate title
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