Director, Strategic Event Content Operations

Company Description

It all started when engineer Fred Luddy wrote code that automated a tedious task for his coworker, Phyllis. She cried tears of joy. That moment inspired Fred to build a company that could do that for everyone—freeing people from busywork so they could focus on meaningful work. Today, ServiceNow is the AI control tower for business reinvention. Our ServiceNow AI platform brings together any AI, any data, and any workflow— helping 85% of the Fortune 500® work smarter, faster, and better. We're building an AI-native culture where technology and talent are unstoppable together. And we're just getting started.

Join us to put AI to work for people.

Job Description

The Role 

ServiceNow's event portfolio—Knowledge, World Forums, Summits—generates meaningful pipeline and engagement at scale. This is a role where you drive impact at the intersection of creative strategy and operational discipline, building a content operation that thinks across formats, audiences, and business outcomes, not just what happens on stage or on screen. 

You'll establish what it means for us to have a genuine editorial POV and technical strategy for broadcast and streaming, manage the content asset lifecycle from production through distribution and archiving, define how content serves different audience segments and business objectives, and build the operational infrastructure that lets us repeat great work at scale. You'll also bring expertise to portfolio-wide decisions about the types of content we should deliver in-person or online—from intimate labs to larger stages. You'll report to the Sr. Director of Strategic Event Content and Technology and partner closely with marketing, field teams, and executive stakeholders who depend on event content to build pipeline and deepen relationships. 

This is a role that sits between creative strategy and operational discipline—you need both. 

What You'll Own 

• Content strategy across the portfolio: Editorial direction for Knowledge, World Forums, and select other strategic events—defining what stories we tell, how we frame them, and which formats serve which audiences (live, on-demand, short-form, social, etc.) 
• Portfolio-level content planning: Making strategic decisions about where and how we deliver content across event types and formats. You understand the tradeoffs between in-person engagement, streamed experiences, and on-demand value, and you guide those decisions with clarity. 
• Broadcast and streaming strategy: Match content strategy with the live production and distribution for major events—from technical architecture through creative execution to post-event distribution and measurement 
• Content operations and asset management: The systems and processes that let us capture, organize, tag, and repurpose content across the portfolio; the metadata and archival strategy that makes content discoverable and valuable over time. 
• Vendor and agency partnerships: Managing relationships with broadcast, production, streaming, and creative partners to outcomes, not just deliverables. 
• Team and budget: Overseeing the content operations team and managing the budget for content production and technology. 
• A point of view on our content strategy: Where enterprise event content is heading and what ServiceNow needs to build or change to stay ahead. 

What You Bring 

• Deep content operations and strategy thinking: You don't just execute; you think about narrative, audience segmentation, content lifecycle, and how content serves business objectives. You understand that production is the means, not the end. You've likely worked in content strategy, events marketing, broadcast production, or similar disciplines where you owned outcomes. 
• Production and broadcast expertise: You understand live broadcast or streaming at enterprise scale. You've been in the truck, you know signal chains, and you know what can go wrong. But that's your foundation, not your ceiling. 
• Portfolio-level perspective: You've worked across multiple events or formats and understand how to scale content operations. You know how to balance consistency with flexibility, and you think about what works once versus what works at scale. 
• Fluency in enterprise software events: You understand the audiences, the stakes, the competitive landscape, and why content matters in B2B. 
• Operational and creative discipline: You can hold a vision and ship on time. You can manage competing stakeholder needs without losing sight of the work. 
• Leadership capability: You've built or led teams, managed budgets, and developed people. You think about scalability and sustainability, not just the next event. 
• Cross-functional fluency: You navigate large organizations well. You partner with marketing, communicatio