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Suno is building the world's first creative entertainment platform for music creation, backed by leading VCs including Bond Capital, Menlo Ventures, and NVIDIA Ventures. Founded in 2023 by Harvard alumni, the company has grown to 250 employees and empowered over 100 million users to create original songs. In 2026, Suno raised a $400 million Series D at a $5.4 billion valuation.
This is a new role reporting to the Chief Music Officer, tasked with defining and leading Suno's presence in the nonprofit/social impact and education sectors. You will develop Suno's social impact strategy, identifying and building relationships with nonprofits, community arts organizations, and mission-aligned institutions where the platform can drive genuine, measurable impact. You'll design partnership structures including platform access programs, co-branded initiatives, and grant frameworks that make Suno accessible to underserved communities, and serve as the primary relationship manager for social impact partners.
On the education side, you'll build Suno's university and education strategy from the ground up, establishing formal partnerships with colleges, universities, music schools, and ed-tech platforms. You'll identify and cultivate relationships with faculty and academic administrators, explore integrations with established educational platforms, and represent Suno at educational conferences and campus events.
Cross-functionally, you'll work with Product, Comms, Music, and Marketing teams to advocate for features serving nonprofit and educational users, develop storytelling around social impact, own the annual social impact budget, and track program performance and community impact metrics. This role demands someone who can translate vision into concrete programs, build trust with high-standards organizations, and move with the urgency of a fast-growing tech company. You believe access to creative tools is equity and want to prove it operationally.
