Corporate Vice President - Communications - NY Investment Management
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Marketing / Advertising / PR
PR / Communications, Marketing Communications
Location: New York
Corporate Vice President - Communications - NY Life Investment Management
New York, New York, United States
Hybrid
Job DescriptionRequisition
94311
Job FunctionCorporate Communications
LocationNew York,New York,United States
Role Location DesignationCorporate Vice President Communications (New York Life Investment Management)
Role Overview:
New York Life Investment Management (NYLIM) is seeking a dynamic Corporate Vice President to drive and support executive communications for NYLIM, a $808+ billion, diversified global asset manager.
Reporting to the Head of Communications for NYLIM, this individual will be responsible for executive communications that will advance the CEO’s and executive team’s internal and external communication priorities, enhance executive visibility and ensure consistent high-quality messaging across key audiences and channels. This individual will provide detailed, high-touch support for CEO communications, including speech writing, messaging, briefing materials, talking points and preparation for internal events, external speaking engagements, media opportunities and other executive visibility moments.
This role requires a high degree of responsiveness, adaptability and professional maturity — the ability to stay calm under pressure, pivot quickly when priorities shift and earn the trust of senior leaders through consistently excellent work.
What You'll Do:
- Serve as the communications lead for coordinating and supporting CEO communications, working under the direction of the Head of NYLIM Communications and in close partnership with the Chief of Staff.
- Develop and support high-quality executive communications materials, including speeches, talking points, briefing documents, internal messages, external remarks, presentations and prep materials.
- Provide direct, high-touch communications support, ensuring messaging is clear, strategic, consistent and aligned with business priorities.
- Secure, coordinate and advance external visibility opportunities for the CEO, including speaking engagements, media opportunities, industry events, conferences and other thought leadership platforms.
- Coordinate across internal stakeholders, business partners and external parties to manage logistics and communications planning for CEO-sponsored events, including town halls, leadership forums and other internal events.
- Operate with a high degree of autonomy and sound judgment, proactively identifying communications needs, gaps and opportunities — and taking initiative to address them.
- Partner with colleagues to identify, assess and leverage ongoing media relations activity for NYLIM that may create relevant opportunities for the CEO.
- Contribute to the broader NYLIM Communications team’s goals, priorities and metrics through disciplined execution, strong stakeholder management and high-quality communications support – this includes providing oversight and execution of communications narratives and materials that are used by the CEO and executive team.
- Stay current with communications best practices, emerging technologies and generative AI tools to help improve team efficiency, content quality and overall communications capabilities.
- Act as an informal team leader and trusted resource for communications colleagues, mentoring junior team members, modeling strong executive communications practices and helping elevate the quality, consistency and effectiveness of the team’s work.
What You'll Bring:
- Bachelor’s degree in Communications, English, Journalism, or related field.
- 7–10 years of experience supporting senior leader communications, with a high preference for experience in asset or wealth management; financial services industry experience is a must.
- Strong media relations skills and experience engaging…
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