Vice President, Executive Communities
Location
California + 12 moreAll locations: California | Colorado | Florida | Kansas | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New York | Massachusetts | Pennsylvania | Texas | Utah | Virginia | Washington
Posted
7 days ago
Salary
$225K - $250K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Vice President, Executive Communities
RSA Conference
• Own RSAC’s portfolio of executive programs and transform these communities from event-anchored touchpoints into a sustained, trusted, and ultimately monetizable line of business. • Deliver high-value experience for key CISO communities at RSAC Conference — through closed-door meetings and curated programming — to ensure continued CISO attendance. • Create loyalty with CISOs that translates into year-round engagement on RSAC’s membership platform and additional in-person and virtual gathering points. • Further develop RSAC’s fraud footprint, evolving eFG to the next stage with membership and economic impact, as well as key partnerships. • Lead the Executive Communities Portfolio and oversee all RSAC Executive Communities, with responsibility for full-time employees and contractors; set vision, structure, operating cadence, and performance standards for the team. • Partner with the RSAC product team to articulate platform requirements for year-round engagement across executive communities. • Develop business plan for eFG and explore opportunities for sustainable financial models.
Job Requirements
- 15+ years of leadership experience spanning executive community building, membership organizations, executive programs, content/editorial leadership, or senior-level event programming — with meaningful exposure to cybersecurity, enterprise technology, or an analogous high-trust executive audience.
- Demonstrated ability to convene and earn the trust of C-suite executives in confidential, peer-only settings.
- Track record of building or scaling a paid membership, executive program, or premium community business; comfort with monetization questions including pricing, sponsor models, and packaging.
- Experience leading and developing teams that include both full-time staff and external contractors, and operating across content, community, product, and commercial functions.
- Strong editorial and curatorial instincts — able to set an agenda, identify the right voices, and shape conversations that senior leaders find genuinely valuable.
- Sophisticated judgment around confidentiality, attribution, and the appropriate role of sponsors in executive settings.
- Excellent executive presence and written/verbal communication; able to represent RSAC credibly to CISOs, fraud executives, sponsors, media, and policymakers.
- Comfortable partnering with product and engineering counterparts to translate community needs into platform requirements.
Benefits
- Employer‑subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401K retirement employer match
- Home office equipment stipend and monthly technology stipend
- Thirteen paid holidays per calendar year
- Flexible personal time off
- Annual employee bonus dependent on company and personal performance
- Annual company‑wide offsite
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