Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Digital Learningย
The Chief Marketing & Communications Officer (CMCO), provides strategic leadership for marketing, communications, brand management, enrollment growth, and audience engagement for the University of Tennessee’s fully online programs.
Reporting to the Vice Dean of Digital Learning, this position serves as the lead marketing and communications executive for online programs and collaborates closely with academic colleges, enrollment management, university communications and marketing, and university partners to accelerate awareness, reputation, enrollment, and revenue growth for online and professional education offerings.
The CMCO, establishes the enterprise growth strategy for Digital Learning (DL) and ensures the effective execution of integrated marketing, communications, and enrollment initiatives through organizational leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and measurable performance outcomes.
Interested candidates should review the full description and formally apply via our applicant portal. To be assured for full consideration please include a letter of intent, CV/Resume, and names and contact information for three (3) professional references on or before Sunday, October 25, 2026. Nominations and confidential inquiries are encouraged and may be sent via e-mail to Anthony Lanagan, Executive Recruiter, at [email protected].
Executive Director for Financial Strategy and Operations in the Division of Student Life
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville invites applications for the Executive Director for Financial Strategy and Operations in the Division of Student Life. Reporting to the Vice Chancellor for Student Life and serving on the Student Life Executive Leadership Team, the Executive Director is the division’s senior financial and operational leader.
The Executive Director provides strategic leadership for financial planning, budgeting, resource allocation, operational effectiveness, and technology strategy while serving as a trusted advisor to the Vice Chancellor. The position ensures sound financial stewardship, compliance, and alignment of resources with divisional priorities and student success goals and advances operational excellence and long-term organizational sustainability through collaboration with campus partners. The position provides oversight for a Student Life budget exceeding $90M to $100M and leadership for financial, technology, and administrative functions supporting the division.
Interested candidates should review the full description and formally apply via our applicant portal. To be assured for full consideration please include a letter of intent, CV/Resume, and names and contact information for three (3) professional references on or before Sunday, October 18, 2026. Nominations and confidential inquiries are encouraged and may be sent via e-mail to Anthony Lanagan, Executive Recruiter, at [email protected].
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