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Vice President, Creator and Talent Business Affairs

Daniel J. Edelman, Inc.

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NEW YORK, NY
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Job overview

Daniel J. Edelman Holdings is seeking an experienced Vice President of Creator and Talent Business Affairs to serve as a senior member of its Business Affairs function. The role focuses on transactions across the creator economy, including brand partnerships, endorsements, content, intellectual property and licensing. The VP negotiates agreements, advises stakeholders on rights, risk and advertising requirements, and helps develop policies and best practices.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Deal-MakingContract NegotiationCreator EconomyCommercial JudgmentStakeholder CoordinationRisk MitigationAdvertising LawEndorsement ComplianceIntellectual PropertyRights ManagementHigh-Pressure Program Management

Qualifications

7+ Years Progressive Experience

Full job description

We are in relentless pursuit of an equitable and inspiring workplace that is respectful of all, reflects and represents the world in which we live, and fosters trust, collaboration and belonging. Consistent with this approach, we hire the best qualified candidates for all positions. Daniel J. Edelman Holdings (DJEH) is seeking an experienced Vice President, Creator and Talent Business Affairs to serve as a senior member of Business Affairs function. Reporting to the EVP, Global Creator and Talent Business Affairs, the VP will focus on Business Affairs matters across the talent creator economy, including transactions involving creators, influencers, talent and celebrities; brand partnerships and endorsements; social and digital content; intellectual property and licensing; and related advertising and marketing programs.This role requires strong deal-making and contracting expertise, a sophisticated understanding of the creator and talent landscape, and sound commercial judgment. The VP will work with various stakeholders groups (e.g. Creator, Talent, Account, Creative) to negotiate creator, influencer, talent and celebrity transactions, advise stakeholders on rights and risk, and provide practical guidance on advertising laws, endorsement and disclosure requirements, intellectual property. The VP will also partner with the EVP, Global Creator and Talent Business Affairs and other Business Affairs leaders to develop and implement policies, processes, templates and best practices relating to creator and talent contracting, advertising and endorsement compliance, rights management and third-party risk. Key Responsibilities Lead Business Affairs matters involving creators, influencers, talent and celebrities, including structuring, reviewing and negotiating agreements for brand partnerships, endorsements, ambassador programs, social and digital content, appearances, licensing and other rights-driven transactions.Advise on key commercial and contractual terms, including compensation, services and deliverables, content requirements, usage, term, territory, media, exclusivity, category restrictions, approvals, intellectual property, name, image and likeness and publicity rights, cancellation and termination.Provide practical Business Affairs and risk mitigation guidance for creator and talent programs across social, digital, experiential, broadcast, print and other marketing channels, including intellectual property, licensing, music, third-party content and other rights considerations.Advise on advertising, endorsement and disclosure requirements applicable to creator and talent programs, including FTC requirements on material connections, testimonials and endorsements, sponsored content and platform-specific disclosure practices.Review Statements of Work, campaign scopes and related client documentation to identify and address creator and talent contracting, rights, disclosure and other Business Affairs considerations.Serve as a trusted advisor to business leaders and client teams on complex, sensitive or novel creator and talent matters, providing clear, pragmatic recommendations that balance creative and commercial objectives with contractual, regulatory and reputational risk.Develop and help implement policies, playbooks, templates, processes and best practices for creator and talent contracting, endorsement compliance, rights management and other areas within the Creator and Talent Business Affairs function.Manage multiple complex and high-priority matters simultaneously while exercising a high degree of judgment, confidentiality and discretion. Qualifications & Experience 7+ years of progressive experience in Business Affairs, advertising, entertainment, media, creator or influencer marketing, talent, intellectual property or a closely related transactional role.Proven ability to manage high-pressure programs with concurrent deadlines and a high volume of transactions, coordinate multiple stakeholders, quickly

How this job compares

Set against the 902 open Vice President jobs on Olive Jobs, counted November 1, 2026.

Pay
  • This postingNot listed
  • New York median$156–225K/yr162 salary ranges
Openings
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Experience
This posting asks for at least 7 years of experience; Vice President postings that state a minimum ask for 10 years at the median (815 postings).
Education
535 of the 902 open Vice President jobs (59%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.

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