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Director of Demand Generation

meetingtomorrow
Companymeetingtomorrow
CategoryMarketing
LocationRemote - United States only
RemoteRemote
EmploymentFull-time
LevelDirector
SalaryUSD 140k–186k
Posted1 May 2026
Last verified6 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (lever)
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Description
Meeting Tomorrow is a 23-year-old company with a growing team of 90 talented, friendly people. We’re headquartered in Chicago, with about 80% of our team working remotely in cities across the country. We are a full-service event agency with three core divisions: planning, production, and creative. We plan and produce corporate events of every shape and size, partnering with clients that include Fortune 500 companies and leading organizations across a wide array of industries. We’re known for our exceptional customer experience, our collaborative culture, and our can-do spirit. Our culture has earned us recognition as a Top 20 Inspiring Workplace in North America, as well as the Events Industry Council's Social Impact Award. We offer great benefits, the best coworkers you’ll find anywhere, and the opportunity to work in a dynamic, team-oriented environment. We can’t wait to meet you! The Opportunity We’re looking for a Director of Demand Generation to own a qualified pipeline from first touch to sales handoff. You’ll drive leads across three channels: paid advertising (Google, LinkedIn), organic search and SEO, and AI-powered search and LLM visibility (GEO). You’ll report to the VP of Marketing, and partner closely with our Sales team. This is a builder role. You’ll own the strategy, run the channels, and build the agentic workflows that make the whole machine run more efficiently over time. Your success is measured in the qualified pipeline, not activity. What You’ll Own Pipeline end to end: qualified leads across inbound and outbound channels, from first touch to sales handoff Paid advertising: Google Ads and LinkedIn, with full budget accountability and a bias toward what actually converts Organic search and SEO: making Meeting Tomorrow’s content and website attractive to Google and ranking for the terms that matter to our buyers LLM and GEO: growing Meeting Tomorrow’s presence in AI-powered search and recommendation environments Agentic workflows: building and managing the automations that drive campaign efficiency and compress time-to-pipeline Demand gen KPIs: CPL, MQL volume and quality, MQL-to-SQL conversion, pipeline contribution, and CAC, with regular visibility to leadership Budget decisions: full accountability for how demand gen dollars are allocated, with the VP of Marketing in the loop Key Responsibilities Build and execute the demand generation roadmap, aligned to revenue targets and Sales priorities Own SEO strategy and execution: keyword targeting, on-page optimization, content signals, and technical SEO in partnership with the web team Manage paid media across Google and LinkedIn: campaign structure, targeting, creative testing, and budget allocation Develop Meeting Tomorrow’s presence in AI-powered search (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews) through GEO strategies Build and iterate on agentic workflows that automate repeatable marketing functions, from lead scoring to outreach sequencing Run A/B tests and side-by-side comparisons across channels to continuously improve performance Partner with Sales on lead handoff, pipeline review cadences, and feedback loops Ensure all outbound programs comply with CAN-SPAM, GDPR, and CCPA Who You Are You’re a builder. You see a gap, you close it. You don’t wait for someone to tell you how. You’re entrepreneurial about channels: when something works, you double down. When it doesn’t, you move on and find what does. You think in systems and automation. The goal is a demand gen function that compounds over time, not one that depends on you doing everything manually. You treat Sales like a partner, not an internal customer. Pipeline is a team sport. You can walk into ambiguity, build structure, and make progress without waiting for someone to hand you a playbook.   What You’ve Done Proven SEO expertise: you know how to make a website and its content rank. You’ve done it, you can show the results, and you understand the technical and