Full-Time

Senior Account Manager

Professional Membership, Member Relations

Posted on 1/7/2026

Deadline 1/7/27
American Heart Association

American Heart Association

5,001-10,000 employees

No salary listed

Dallas, TX, USA

Remote

Remote/home-based; 15-20% travel locally with overnight stays.

Category
Sales & Account Management
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • Five (5) years of experience in marketing management, preferably within a science, health care, or education environment.
  • Demonstrated ability in membership and member relationship experience.
  • Strong expertise in digital marketing channels, creative production, and multi-channel campaign management.
  • Experience with CRM or other membership management systems.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage large-scale projects with multiple stakeholders.
  • Experience with performance marketing, market analysis, and reporting on campaign ROI.
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to engage senior leadership and external partners.
  • Demonstrated ability in the design and delivery of digital and print collateral.
  • Excels in preparing written, audio, and video communications with the ability to format and present to internal and external stakeholders.
  • Advanced ability to influence in a matrixed environment.
  • Excellent organizational and time management skills to prioritize and meet deadlines.
  • Experience leveraging data to drive outcomes and measure impact at the individual and program level.
  • Ability to work independently, exercise good judgment, and creatively problem solve.
  • Ability to travel 15%-20% local and overnight stay.
Responsibilities
  • Build and maintain positive relationships with members of the American Heart Association.
  • Serve as a subject matter expert for member relations including member experience, satisfaction, and retention efforts.
  • Leverage member programs and innovative engagement strategies, including digital interfaces, to significantly impact membership growth and retention, as well as member engagement and satisfaction.
  • Support and amplify Council-specific multi-channel marketing and communication strategies tailored to impact professional membership engagement, participation in American Heart Association conferences and events, and membership promotional activities.
  • Craft the membership experience at American Heart Association meetings and conferences, and develop and execute strategies for prospective member engagement at these events.
  • Lead and sustain overall member relationships through innovative and scalable strategies designed to enhance member satisfaction.
  • Identify high-converting and emerging trends and categories that promote member engagement and participation in American Heart Association activities and events.
  • Craft storytelling and content-focused communications to American Heart Association professional members and prospective members.
  • Facilitate opportunities using multiple vehicles to listen to members on an ongoing basis and learn about their evolving needs.
  • As the content lead within the membership team, optimize the content strategy across the 16 Councils and design the user experience via the e-newsletter and the Professional Heart Daily website.
  • Develop and implement communication and other strategies to keep members informed and engaged, especially regarding attendance at scientific meetings, research and council awards, journal activities, and other resources.
  • Increase awareness and participation for professional members through marketing plans aligned with audiences through print design and production, direct mail, e-mail, advertising, web content, on-site signage, and promotional programming.
  • Manage member communications, including newsletters, emails, social media, and other channels.
  • Amplify the member voice through success stories and feedback collection.
  • Develop and deliver presentations and orientation materials for members.
  • Represent the organization at member events and meetings.
  • Develop, plan, and execute focused marketing campaigns within councils for specific alliances, population segments, and specialties of care, including content marketing, web, social media, and science translation into layman’s terminology.
  • Oversee marketing activities specific to conferences; design projects; team collaborations for programming specialties, councils’ offerings, and numerous digital and print projects.
  • Handle project timelines, deadline compliance, and effective communication and dissemination.
  • Create custom council-centric messaging targeted toward amplifying member benefits and engagement opportunities.
  • Identify opportunities to improve member experience and satisfaction.
  • Draft the member engagement content strategy and roadmap to meet year-over-year membership recruitment, retention, and renewal goals.
  • Cultivate and maintain positive relationships with members, both existing and prospective.
  • Understand member needs and preferences and support response to concerns promptly and effectively.
  • Develop a content roadmap, in partnership with key collaborators, identifying and ideating emerging marketing trends.
  • Design and create member experience at all American Heart Association conferences.
  • Develop, plan, and execute focused marketing campaigns within councils for specific alliances, population segments, and specialties of care, including content marketing, web, social media, and science translation into layman’s terminology.
  • Be responsible for marketing activities and Professional Heart Daily content specific to conferences; design projects; team collaborations for programming specialties, councils’ offerings, and numerous digital and print projects.
  • Handle project timelines, deadline compliance and effective communication and dissemination.
  • Build a member event calendar for quality engagement, learning, networking, and events.
  • In concert with Integrated Marketing, develop and direct digital (Professional Heart Daily and Connections e-newsletter) and print materials for assigned programs such as Scientific Sessions, Journal, Research, or other publishing, and membership campaigns.
  • Amplify communications using best practices to significantly increase abstract submissions, member participation, and registration to American Heart Association programs or meetings.
  • Design strategies for membership recognition and showcasing American Heart Association members on social media and in American Heart Association collateral to be used onsite at meetings and virtually.
  • Focus on new member acquisition, member retention, and growth strategies.
  • Identify and address potential turnover risks.
  • Promote member engagement and participation in activities and American Heart Association meetings and conferences.
  • Coordinate with membership, research, and meetings and event teams to align promotional efforts with key OSO initiatives and performance targets.
  • Collaborate on strategies to improve member satisfaction and retention.
  • Establish trusted communication with senior-level volunteers and anticipate needs and expectations.
  • Deliver exceptional customer service to both internal and external customers.
  • Foster alliances with cross-functional teams internally and externally, in both the domestic market and internationally.
  • Track and analyze member data to identify trends and opportunities to inform changes in retention strategy and new tactics to implement.
  • Manage member attendance data, reporting metrics, and plans
  • Lead all market research efforts and surveys, as well as reporting results and future year planning based on results.
  • Research best practices, competitors, as well as targeted international and regional growth and regional.
  • Aggregate and analyze data and information using internal tools, surveys, and available data to gather insights and propose actionable process improvements or program development.
  • Lead all market research efforts and surveys, as well as reporting results and future year planning based on results.
  • Research best practices, competitors, as well as targeted international and regional growth and regional.
  • Analyze performance data and draw content insights; report on campaign and performance, and present learnings/results to the VP of Membership.
American Heart Association

American Heart Association

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Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$700K

Headquarters

Dallas, Texas

Founded

N/A

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What believers are saying

  • Heart Walk, Kids Heart Challenge rank top 5 U.S. fundraisers nationally.
  • Global expansion via CPR guidelines forums across MENA, India, Japan.
  • Corporate partnerships with Alnylam, Charles River accelerate research and awareness.

What critics are saying

  • Corporate sponsor dependence undermines independence; Alnylam partnership promotes proprietary drugs.
  • New dietary guidelines face backlash, eroding credibility with health professionals.
  • $20M Fontan program risks failure to deliver monitoring tools, damaging reputation.

What makes American Heart Association unique

  • Largest nonprofit cardiovascular research funder with 100+ year track record.
  • 35 million global volunteers amplify reach beyond traditional nonprofit scale.
  • Convenes multidisciplinary health systems for care coordination and quality improvement.

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