Chief Marketing Officer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - A-Cube in Reggio Emilia
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)
Location: Milan HQ or remote in EMEA
Package: Competitive base + MBO (calibrated to senior talent)
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About A-Cube
A-Cube is the API-first fiscal compliance and e-invoicing platform building the rails for the next generation of tax tech.
We are live in 30 countries and adding more every quarter. Our platform powers invoices, tax filings, and cross-border compliance for scale-ups, ERPs, accounting platforms, payment providers, and enterprises that decided to build compliance into their product instead of outsourcing it.
We are profitable, growing very fast. A small, senior team focused on shipping product and winning markets.
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The opportunity
Tax compliance is one of the largest software markets few outside the industry are paying attention to.
Every government on earth is digitizing in real time. E-invoicing mandates are landing across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. ViDA is reshaping the EU. GCC economies are moving fast. Emerging markets are leapfrogging directly to digital.
As regulatory frameworks tighten worldwide,
standing out as the definitive technical standard is paramount. Very few players in the world can actually deliver what we do. We are one of them, and we are early.
The next 18 months will define who owns this category for the decade ahead.
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The role
You will own A-Cube's global marketing, positioning, and demand generation engine — the whole global narrative.
You are the senior marketing leader responsible for defining our brand authority, building a high-converting growth architecture, and positioning A-Cube as the category leader in international tax-tech. You collaborate closely with the Chief Growth Officer, Sales Director, and Product leadership to translate complex regulatory mandates into scalable pipeline.
In parallel, you lead and coordinate our growth and content team members — a team that will continue to expand as market presence and revenue scale.
Your focus is setting strategy, driving demand, and exec