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Crazy Maple Studio is a fast-growing company based in the Bay Area and Los Angeles, focusing on mobile gaming, reading, and streaming. We are proud to have a global team that drives our innovation and success across diverse markets. Our flagship platform, ReelShort, is the #1 vertical streaming app in the U.S., with over 8 million DAU, delivering bite-sized episodic content that keeps viewers hooked. Other standout products include Chapters, where users shape immersive stories across drama, fantasy, and romance, and My Fiction, a platform for consuming and creating serialized romance. We’re proud to be recognized as one of the Global Most Loved Workplaces 2025, reflecting our commitment to innovation, creativity, and an employee-first culture. Position Overview: ReelShort is seeking a brand partnerships leader to bring brand investment into our content. Based in Los Angeles or the Bay Area and reporting to the General Manager, this role sells branded content and co-production partnerships to consumer brands and their agencies, where the brand funds production and the title launches on our platform. You know the brand marketing budget calendar well enough to be in the room before the budget is allocated. Key Responsibilities: Source, pitch, and close branded content partnerships where the brand co-funds production in exchange for integration and co-marketing Own the brand-side commercial relationship end to end: pitch, scope, pricing, contract, and renewal Build and work the agency channel — media agencies, creative agencies, and branded entertainment shops — as a durable source of inbound deal flow Time the pipeline to brand budget cycles, pitching one cycle ahead rather than chasing remaining spend Build the sales collateral: case studies with performance data, a rate card, and a standard partnership deck Manage external consultants and vendor relationships in this area, with a clear recommendation to the executive team on which to keep, replace, or drop Partner with the content team so integrations serve the story — a partnership that damages watch-through is not a win