| Location | Los Angeles, CA |
| Industry | Restaurant/Food Services |
| Salary | $160,799–$229,713 Per Year |
| Company Size | 2,500 to 4,999 employees |
| Year Founded | 2007 |
| Website | http://www.sweetgreen.com |
The Sr. Director of Communications will set the enterprise communications strategy to drive brand recognition, protect our reputation, and accelerate growth. This leader will own the integrated communications agenda across consumer, corporate, executive, financial, and internal audiences and will lead our external agency partners and collaborators to bring it to life. Reporting directly to the Chief Commercial Officer, the Sr. Director is a member of the Commercial Leadership Team and a strategic partner to the broader executive team. This is a high-impact, high-visibility role for a seasoned communications leader who thrives at the intersection of culture, media, and business strategy, and who knows how to influence critical decisions, shape narratives, and make sweetgreen one of the most culturally relevant food brands.
What You'll Do:
Cultural Hype & Brand Narrative - Define and own sweetgreen's cultural communications strategy, positioning the brand at the center of the food, wellness, and culture conversation:
External Communications - Set and own the corporate narrative strategy across consumer, business, executive, and financial audiences:
Executive & Founder Communication - Serve as the strategic communications partner to sweetgreen's founders and executive team:
Crisis & Issues Communications - Own sweetgreen's proactive and reactive crisis communications program, safeguarding the company's reputation across traditional and social channels:
What You'll Bring:
Come join the sweetlife!
About sweetgreen
Sweetgreen is a national restaurant brand dedicated to building healthier communities by connecting people to real food. Since 2007, Sweetgreen has reimagined fast food to be fresh, flavorful, and rooted in relationships with farmers and communities. As we grow, we are committed to developing our people in our restaurants and at our support center, so that everyone can be part of the movement. When you join Sweetgreen, you not only invest in your own future but help create spaces where food, people, and purpose come together
Founded in 2007, sweetgreen is a destination for simple, seasonal, healthy food. We believe the choices we make about what we eat, where it comes from and how it’s prepared have a direct and powerful impact on the health of individuals, communities and the environment. That’s why we’re building a transparent supply network, why we cook from scratch, and why we’re building a community of people who support real food.
We’re in the business of feeding people, and we’re out to change what that means.
These six core values embody our culture, spirit and dedication to doing what’s right. They keep us aligned and help us make decisions about everything from the food we serve to the way we design our stores.
create solutions where the company wins, the customer wins, the community wins.
make decisions that last longer than you will.
cultivate authentic food and relationships.
create meaningful connections every day
leave people better than you found them.
celebrate your passion and your purpose.
Our mission is to inspire healthier communities by connecting people to real food. We know that sweetgreen is a critical link between growers and consumers, and we feel a responsibility to protect the future of real food. To that end, we’re committed to supporting small and mid-size growers who are farming sustainably, to creating transparency around what’s in your food and where it came from, and to creating more accessibility to healthy, real food for more people. Because here at sweetgreen, impact is not an arm of our business, it is our business, and it permeates everything we do, from what we source to who we hire and how we support local communities. We want to make an impact and leave people better than we found them, and we tailor our approach in each market to reflect the needs of the community.