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Jenny Force

VP of Global Marketing

Jenny Force is VP of Global Marketing at Meltwater, leading the company’s global organization across brand, demand generation, digital marketing, content, creative, field marketing and events, marketing operations, analytics, and web. With more than 20 years of experience, she has built and scaled global marketing functions, integrated acquired brands, and created connected, measurable growth engines that align marketing with broader business goals. Since joining Meltwater in 2018, Jenny has held leadership roles across Social Solutions, Consumer Intelligence, Corporate Marketing, and Global Demand Generation.

LinkedIn

80% Engagement from Vogue

AI & Data Analytics

Vogue is always in style - or is it? Which top fashion magazine is most influential in 2026?

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PR & Communications

Intelligence is always in style: Kim Cattrall stars in Meltwater’s new campaign

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Reputation Management

How to Create Board-Ready Reputation Risk Reports

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Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)

AI Citation Optimization: How a Website Rebuild Drove a 73% Citation Increase

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Brand Management

Where to Invest Your Brand Marketing Budget in 2026

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Marketing

Meltwater Pricing: Plans, Ranges & What to Expect

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Social Listening

What Brands Can Learn From the Knicks' Championship Win

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Social Listening

NBA Finals Game 3: How Sports Fans Engaged Online

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Social Listening

NBA Finals Game 2: The Data Points That Defined the Conversation