ABOUT GLOBUS FAMILY OF BRANDS
With 95+ years in travel, the award-winning Globus family of brands – consisting of Globus, Cosmos, and Avalon Waterways – creates vacations that offer travelers culture-rich experiences featuring must-see sights, the stories behind the scenes and countless joy-filled memories in more than 70 countries on six continents across the globe. With equal measures vision and hard work; team collaboration and commitment; adaptability, honesty, and integrity as well as a genuine love for all-things-travel, the Globus family of brands – a leader in international travel – now offers unparalleled, perfectly planned tours; inventive, inspiring cruises and modern, independent vacation packages to millions of travelers.
Travel and/or in-office presence may be required at times. Generous benefit package including travel benefits and retirement.
THE DEPARTMENT
The Technology organization is a global function that partners closely with business leaders across regions and brands to enable scalable, secure, and customer-centric capabilities for the Globus Family of Brands.
The team is responsible for defining, delivering, and operating enterprise technology solutions that support business growth, operational excellence, and continuous innovation.
Technology spans multiple core capability areas, including but not limited to:
• Enterprise Applications & Platforms (CRM, ERP, digital experience, and operational systems)
• Data, Analytics & Master Data Management
• Software Engineering & Enterprise Value Delivery
• Business Analysis & Quality Assurance
• Infrastructure, Cloud & End-User Computing
• Cybersecurity, Risk & Compliance
• IT Service Management & Support
The Technology team works across geographies and time zones to deliver reliable, modern platforms that support sales, marketing, customer service, operations, and fulfillment. In partnership with business stakeholders and external vendors.
Technology ensures systems are stable, scalable, and aligned to enterprise standards while continuously improving user experience and data-driven decision making. As part of this mandate, the Technology organization defines and executes the enterprise CRM and Data strategy, ensuring that customer platforms support business objectives, drive adoption, enable personalization, and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
THE ROLE OF A DIRECTOR
A director is usually a department or division head in a business. The director supervises and leads a group of managers and associates in a particular area of an organization. Directors help set where and when; guiding others on what and why. Directors are responsible for the how in implementation.
Job responsibilities of a director include:
· Direct management or direct reports in deployment of company strategy, goals & mission
· Evaluating associates periodically for promotions and career opportunities, approving ratings
· Supervising managers during certain projects
· Developing and implementing policies for executives to review
· Reporting to senior-level leadership such as a Senior Director or VP
· Planning, directing and coordinating department strategic efforts and day-to-day processes, including assigning tasks and giving direction to subordinates
· Understanding and creating department budgets for upper management
· Evaluating and developing strategies and plans for departmental success
· Ensuring a healthy work environment and lead the culture for their associates and managers
· May interact with global offices
· Approve hiring and termination requests
· Collaborating with other business leaders and teams on cross functional strategic projects and developing departmental plans that support such projects
· Project management of the various projects within their department
· Relationship point of contact for vendors and other external stakeholders that impact their departments
· Synthesizes data and information to make recommendations to upper management on strategic or high-value initiatives
· Accountable for achievement of team/department’s goals
· Partners with senior management on broader departments people and succession strategy
The CRM Director drives the establishment and operation of the CRM Center of Excellence. This role is focused on leading the CRM strategy and enterprise roadmap globally, standardizing best practices, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and ensuring that CRM-related innovations are adopted across the organization. The CRM Director is responsible for the following results:
EDUCATION
A bachelor’s or master’s degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, Computer Science, Marketing, or a related field; or ten or more years of relevant experience in product management or CRM; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
The preferred candidate has noteworthy experience in the following areas:
EOE
While performing this job, it will require: Eight (8) hours or more a day of sitting; walking; standing; bending; answering the telephone; entering data into the computer; retrieving data from the computer or analyzing data from reports.