Senior Director, Global Sports & Partnership Marketing

Your Opportunity at ARC’TERYX: As the Senior Director, Global Sports & Partnership Marketing, you will define and lead the long-term vision, strategy, and execution of Arc'teryx's Global Sports Marketing program — including the Global Athlete Team, Partnerships, Academies, and Community programs. You will shape how the brand engages with athletes, guides, search and rescue, ambassadors, and outdoor communities worldwide, creating meaningful impact across Climb, Snow, and Trail. Arc'teryx was founded by climbers in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia. We're inspired to solve problems for mountain athletes who push the edges of what's possible. This role is a critical culture carrier in the organization, as integral to the brand's heritage and founding mentality as it is to driving future brand growth. A strategic and action-oriented leader, you will work collaboratively across the enterprise and serve as an influential ambassador of Arc'teryx externally. You'll partner closely with Regional Marketing leaders, mountain and athlete community leaders, the Global Brand Team, and cross-functional stakeholders — ensuring global strategy is effectively localized, resourced, and executed at the market level. You will define strategic direction and operating models for our Community Team and Global Arc'teryx Academies, enabling consistent, scalable delivery of high-impact local programs worldwide, while building a world-class Sports Marketing organization. This role is ideally based out of our North Vancouver office and is open to hybrid work. Meet Your Future Team: The Sports Marketing team is the direct link between Arc’teryx and our global community of athletes, partners, and guests. We work in close collaboration with Brand, Product, Creative, Communications, and local Community teams, as well as with external partners and agencies, to create authentic experiences and stories that inspire and engage. We believe that the mountains make us better, and that better people make better athletes.