Role Description The VP, Corporate Foresight is a full-time remote role responsible for shaping the long-term strategic vision of Artak Cad Jewelry Design. This role involves scanning industry trends, emerging technologies, and market dynamics to identify opportunities and risks for the CAD jewelry design and rendering business. The VP will develop foresight frameworks, scenario plans, and strategic recommendations that guide leadership decisions and innovation priorities.
Day-to-day tasks include conducting qualitative and quantitative research, collaborating with design and technology teams on future-focused initiatives, and presenting actionable insights to executive stakeholders. The VP will also build partnerships, facilitate strategic workshops, and ensure that foresight activities are integrated into business planning, product development, and client offerings.
Qualifications
Demonstrated experience in strategic planning, corporate foresight, or innovation leadership, preferably within design, luxury goods, or technology-driven industries.
Strong skills in market and trend analysis, scenario planning, and strategic research, with the ability to synthesize complex information into clear recommendations.
Familiarity with digital design environments; understanding of CAD and 3D workflows (e.g., Rhinoceros, Matrix, Z-Brush, Keyshot or similar tools) is highly beneficial.
Proven ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams, influence senior stakeholders, and lead strategic workshops or ideation sessions.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present foresight findings and strategic options to executive audiences.
Strong analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving capabilities, with a future-oriented mindset and comfort with ambiguity.
Experience working effectively in a remote environment, with strong self-management, organizational, and digital collaboration skills.
Advanced degree in business, strategy, design management, economics, or a related field is preferred; equivalent experience will be considered.