Vice President of Talent, The Brief
AI advertising agency
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AI advertising agency
21-100 employees
Job no longer available
21-100 employees
Company mission
To deliver high-performance creative assets 10x faster than traditional workflows.
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Company mission
To deliver high-performance creative assets 10x faster than traditional workflows.
15% employee growth in 12 months
Our take
Marketing today often feels like trying to do meaningful creative work in the middle of constant noise. New platforms, tighter timelines, and endless data streams have turned many marketing teams into operators of systems rather than shapers of ideas. The Brief enters this evolving market as a response to that tension and aims to bring clarity and momentum back to a craft that's become fragmented and down right overwhelming.
The Brief (formerly Creatopy) positions itself as the AI agency for marketers, built to support the full campaign lifecycle. Powered by intelligent agents, the platform helps team create, inspire, launch, and optimise campaigns in one continuous loop. Instead of replacing human creativity, it's designed to handle the heavy operational lifting so marekted can focus more on strategy, storytelling, and ideas.
And its agents collaborate across stages, helping teams move from insight to execution with less friction and more continuity. If it continues to approach AI with care and responsibility, The Brief stands a strong chance of growing alongside the industry, not just automating it, but helping it mature.
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Funding (1 round)
Oct 2023
$10m
SERIES A
Total funding: $10m
Leadership
Tammy H. Nam
(CEO)Prior to The Brief, Tammy spent nearly 5 years at Picsart as COO & CMO.
Thibault Imbert
(CPO)Previously, Thibault was CGO & CPO at Picsart. He also spent nearly 3 years atr Github as a VP of Growth and Marketing and nearly 13 years at Adobe in various roles including Director of Growth Marketing.
Ovidiu Gavril
(CTO)Previously, Ovidiu was the CTO of Raft. He also spent 3 years at Picsart as VP then SVP of Engineering.