Senior Lead Creative Producer

About the role

The Sr Lead Creative Producer is a senior individual contributor responsible for bringing the organization’s most complex and high-visibility creative work to life. Positioned at the intersection of creative strategy, business priorities, and execution, this role provides the leadership and structure needed to move work from approved concept through launch across internal teams and external partners. By creating clarity, alignment, and accountability in fast-moving environments, the role enables creative teams to focus on strategy, ideas, and craft while helping the organization deliver high-quality work with greater confidence and consistency.

Responsibilities

• Lead enterprise campaigns, brand initiatives, executive communications, sponsorships, innovation programs, and special projects from concept approval through launch.
• Translate creative strategy into comprehensive roadmaps covering milestones, decisions, dependencies, deliverables, ownership, reviews, approvals, and launch requirements; establish fit-for-purpose governance and manage parallel workstreams with clarity, momentum, and accountability.
• Serve as operational lead across Brand Creative, Content Strategy, Design & Motion, Product Marketing, Communications, Digital, Web, Demand Generation, PMO, agencies, and executive stakeholders.
• Facilitate working sessions, reviews, and launch-readiness meetings; identify dependencies, secure inputs and decisions, and align strategy, creative direction, messaging, design, delivery, roles, timelines, and decision rights.
• Serve as the primary stakeholder contact, setting expectations for scope, deliverables, timelines, dependencies, reviews, approvals, and tradeoffs while managing communications, executive reporting, and escalation paths.
• Drive decisions by clarifying questions, surfacing risks, and documenting outcomes while protecting creative integrity and maintaining stakeholder engagement and accountability.
• Own day-to-day coordination with agencies, production vendors, freelancers, motion and design partners, and scalable production resources, managing briefs, kickoffs, trackers, timelines, review cycles, and consolidated feedback.
• Align partners to objectives, creative direction, messaging, brand standards, and delivery expectations; coordinate quality checkpoints and help assess partner performance, process issues, and collaboration improvements.
• Ensure work is properly scoped and tied to approved objectives and business needs; monitor timeline, resource, readiness, quality, and decision risks while managing reviews, approvals, routing, feedback, and version control.
• Drive launch readiness across final assets, handoff