Vianttechnology
Head of Industry, Travel
Chicago, Illinois, United States; Los Angeles, California, United States; New York, United States. Posted 9 months ago
The role
The Head of Industry, Travel will scale Viant's Travel business by expanding brand-direct demand and agency adoption. This person will build a GTM team and work cross-functionally to strengthen travel targeting and measurement solutions.
What you will do
- Scale Viant's Travel business by expanding direct brand relationships.
- Establish Viant as the premier programmatic solution for the category.
- Drive industry awareness through thought leadership and conference participation.
- Own and grow brand-direct demand and support agency adoption.
- Develop and execute a brand-first GTM strategy.
- Partner with agency teams to navigate the Travel programmatic landscape.
- Hire, train, and scale a team of Travel-focused sellers.
- Define success metrics and manage performance.
- Serve as the executive face of Viant's Travel business.
- Work with Product teams to develop new Travel ad products and measurement capabilities.
Required qualifications
- 15+ years of advertising experience
- Minimum of 7+ years in Travel marketing
Nice to have
- Expertise in travel and hospitality marketing, preferably in a brand-direct capacity
- Deep understanding of programmatic advertising (CTV, Streaming Audio, Online Video, Display, DOOH, and Mobile)
- Proven track record of building brand-direct relationships and scaling programmatic adoption in Travel
- Experience hiring and leading high-performing GTM teams in adtech, programmatic, or digital media
- Ability to work cross-functionally with sales, product, business development, and marketing teams
- Strong analytical and strategic mindset
Benefits
- Fully paid health insurance
- Paid parental leave
- Unlimited PTO
About the company
Viant Technology (NASDAQ: DSP) is an exclusively buy-side, AI-powered advertising platform purpose-built for CTV. It combines proprietary content intelligence, household-level identity resolution, and person-level attention signals.