Corporate Communications Director

Join Salesforce's Global Communications team as a Corporate Communications Director. In this senior leadership role, you will be responsible for developing and executing integrated media strategies, building and leading earned influencer programs, advising and preparing executive leadership for media interactions, and connecting thought leadership programs to product go-to-market moments. You should have 15+ years of corporate communications experience, deep expertise in crisis communications, strong relationships with reporters and creators, and experience building communications programs from scratch.

• Develop and implement integrated media strategies for product launches, major events, and earnings cycles.
• Build and lead earned influencer programs to cultivate relationships with top B2B creators and media voices.
• Advise and prepare executive leadership for high-stakes media interactions and complex scenarios.
• You have 15+ years of corporate communications experience at a top-tier technology company, with a track record of leading high-impact media and thought leadership programs
• You have deep expertise in crisis communications and managing sensitive, high-stakes scenarios under tight deadlines
• You have strong, established relationships with reporters at outlets like the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Bloomberg, Fortune, and CNBC, and with creators across next-gen media platforms
• You've built communications programs from scratch - including narrative development, media strategy, and influencer infrastructure - that generate verifiable business outcomes
• You've developed repeatable frameworks and playbooks that enable global teams to run always-on programs independently
• You're curious about and comfortable applying AI tools and emerging communications technology to your work
• You have experience bridging earned and paid influencer activation across a large, matrixed organization
• You bring familiarity with B2B creator and podcast ecosystems and have a point of view on where next-gen media is heading