21GRAMS- Head of Content Studio

Head Of Content Studio

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42, Real Chemistry's in-house production company, is seeking a head of content studio to lead and develop the creative team while building a more modern, AI-, automation-, and DCO-enabled creative delivery process for healthcare advertising clients. This is a senior creative leadership role focused on creative quality, team structure, scalable ways of working, and practical innovation in how creative work is made, adapted, versioned, reviewed, optimized, and improved.

The role partners closely with 21

GRAMS and the broader Real Chemistry network across embedded agency delivery, direct-to-client assignments, and collaboration with media or other cross-functional teams. You will manage designers, copywriters, and a creative director responsible for day-to-day creative direction, while partnering with delivery management leads who own project plans, resourcing, budgets, timelines, and final delivery execution. You will help the studio move from manual, fragmented creative production toward a clearer, smarter, more system-enabled model that supports modular creative, dynamic content, audience- and channel-specific versioning, and DCO technology without compromising craft, accuracy, or healthcare compliance.

You are dedicated to living our mantra: 'Be hard on the work, but be good to each other'.

Key responsibilities:

• Creative team leadership:
  Lead, manage, and develop the studio's creative team, including designers, copywriters, and a creative director responsible for day-to-day creative direction and quality.
• AI-, automation-, and DCO-enabled creative process:
  Own the implementation and adoption of AI-, automation-, and DCO-enabled creative workflows, moving the studio from ad hoc experimentation to repeatable processes for briefing, concepting, modular asset creation, adaptation, versioning, dynamic content assembly, review, optimization, and quality control. Define the creative use cases, guardrails, templates, prompt libraries, QA steps, playbooks, examples, training, and review rituals needed to make AI and DCO technology useful in regulated healthcare work while helping designers, copywriters, and creative directors improve speed, consistency, reuse, personalization readiness, and quality without reducing creative judgment, accountability, craft, accuracy, compliance, or brand integrity.
• Creative quality and craft standards:
  Establish clear creative standards, review practices, templates, prompts, and quality controls that help the team produce stronger work with greater consistency, speed, and precision.
• Studio operating model:
  Work with ops lead to optimize the creative operating model for the content studio, defining roles, rituals, intake expectations, review points, creative decision-making, and the handoffs between creative teams and delivery management leads.
• Healthcare advertising expertise:
  Ensure the studio's creative process supports regulated healthcare work, including precision, consistency, claim sensitivity, review readiness, and the ability to adapt creative across brands, audiences, and channels.
• Senior creative partnership:
  Serve as a senior creative partner to 21
  
  GRAMS, ROOM
  42, and client stakeholders, helping teams understand what the creative studio can make, how the AI-enabled process works, and how to get to better work faster.
• Cross-functional collaboration:
  
  Partner with delivery management, production, media, technology, account, strategy, medical, and operations teams to make sure creative workflows are connected, scalable, measurable, and practical across different engagement models, including DCO-enabled work streams that require close coordination between creative, media, data, and platform partners.
• Tooling, templates, and workflow adoption:
  Translate AI, automation, and DCO opportunities into usable studio practices, including repeatable templates, modular content frameworks, prompt libraries, creative QA steps, content adaptation models, dynamic creative requirements, team training, and governance routines that support regulated healthcare work.
• Continuous improvement:
  Identify recurring creative workflow issues and improve the systems, behaviors, and enablement materials that help the team deliver better work with less friction.

Qualifications:

• Significant experience leading creative teams within a healthcare advertising agency, creative agency, production studio, content studio, or related environment.
• Strong creative leadership skills, including team management, creative quality oversight, feedback, talent development, and the ability to raise the standard of work across designers and copywriters.
• Practical experience implementing AI, automation, and DCO technology in creative workflows, including briefing, concepting, modular asset creation, versioning, adaptation, dynamic content assembly, review, creative reuse, quality control, and reduction of repetitive manual work.
• Ability to turn emerging tools into repeatable creative processes, including templates,…