Destination Strategy Leadership at Resonance (British Columbia)

Destination Strategy Leadership at Resonance (British Columbia)

22 Sep
|
Resonance
|
British Columbia

22 Sep

Resonance

British Columbia

Take the helm as Director of Destination Strategy at Resonance, steering destination branding and development strategies. This full time role is vital for strategic oversight and leadership.

In this leadership role, you will oversee destination planning and branding projects for various stakeholders. You’ll manage teams, direct project scopes, and ensure high-quality outcomes while fostering long-term client engagements. Your insight will shape destination strategies aligned with environmental and social goals, while also driving business development initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead teams for destination branding and strategy projects
• Allocate work and monitor project performance
• Build strong relationships with senior-level clients




• Guide strategic frameworks for destination management
• Represent Resonance at key industry events and forums

Requirements:
• Minimum 7 years of experience in destination marketing
• Strong client leadership and multi-stakeholder engagement history
• Proven business development skills and relationship building
• Outstanding public speaking and communication abilities
• Preferred advanced degree in relevant field

Enhance destination strategies with your proven leadership and oversight expertise at Resonance.
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📌 Destination Strategy Leadership at Resonance (British Columbia)
🏢 Resonance
📍 British Columbia

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