Amy Chilla Named SVP Marketing at Korn Ferry

Amy Chilla has taken on the role of Senior Vice President of Marketing at Korn Ferry, adding a senior marketing leader to the global organizational consulting and professional services firm.

Chilla brings experience in marketing leadership and brand strategy to her new position. Her role comes at a time when marketing within professional services is increasingly influenced by data, technology, artificial intelligence, and changing expectations from business audiences.

As organizations reassess how they approach talent, leadership, organizational strategy, and workforce transformation, marketing teams in the professional services sector are also taking on a broader role. They are increasingly responsible for connecting expertise and insights with the needs of business decision-makers across multiple channels.

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For senior marketing leaders, this means balancing brand development with digital engagement, thought leadership, audience insights, and measurable business outcomes. The growing use of AI and marketing technology is also changing how teams create content, understand audiences, and manage customer journeys.

Chilla’s appointment comes against this evolving backdrop. Her responsibilities at Korn Ferry will involve leading marketing efforts as the company continues to engage business leaders across areas including organizational strategy, talent, leadership, and workforce transformation.

The move also highlights the continued importance of marketing leadership within professional services organizations. Unlike traditional product-focused businesses, professional services firms often rely heavily on expertise, reputation, relationships, and thought leadership to engage their audiences.

As digital channels become increasingly important for reaching business decision-makers, marketing leaders are playing a larger role in translating complex expertise into accessible and relevant content.

Chilla’s move to the SVP Marketing position represents another senior leadership development within the B2B marketing landscape. It comes as professional services firms continue adapting their marketing strategies to a more technology-driven environment, where AI, analytics, digital content, and audience engagement are becoming increasingly interconnected.

For the wider MarTech industry, the appointment reflects how marketing leadership continues to expand beyond traditional communications and brand responsibilities, with greater emphasis on data, technology, customer engagement, and business strategy.