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Experience of Customer Success spanning across: Strategy, Experience Design, Digital Channels (Web, Mobility, Portals, Collaboration), Integration & Process Automation (Integration, APIs, Modernization, BPM, Automation), Marketing & Commerce (Digital Marketing, Commerce, Marketplace), Emerging Digital Technologies (Immersive Services, Cognitive Contact Center) Good understanding of the BFSI/CMT industry.
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As an early Customer Success Manager at PermitFlow, you'll work alongside the Head of Customer Success to both support our rapidly-growing customer base and develop and iterate on processes.
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Collaborates with Customer Success Manager and operational partners to triage KYC, Sanction and High-Risk Industry and Fraud alerts. The Customer Success Manager manages a portfolio of borrowing and non-borrowing clients and is responsible for delivering an overall delightful client experience which includes client onboarding, client servicing and proactive client solutioning.
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As a Customer Success Manager, you are responsible for driving successful client outcomes by offering strategic guidance and acting as their advocate, frequently collaborating with Sales, Support, and Product to solve problems and provide value.
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The Principal Customer Success Manager is aligned at the customers' key stakeholder level, building and fostering strong relationships to help customers accelerate their digital journey.
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Principal Customer Success Manager (Texas) Customer Success Managers are working directly with customers that can vary in their market segment, size, solution complexity and life cycle, depending on the customers needs.
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Predict and forecast risk, renewal and expansion within the customer portfolio. Guide a customer on process, people and change management best practices to drive customers adoption of real time operations.
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Proactively identify risks to the customer achieving their stated business goals and work with the sales team to build a risk mitigation plan. Customers rely on the PagerDuty Operations Cloud to compress costs, accelerate productivity, win revenue, sustain seamless digital experiences, and earn customer trust.
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Champion the Customer | Put users first to design great products and experiences. Represent the voice of the customer to inform our sales process or product roadmap. When appropriate, recommend additional expert services needed to drive success.
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As our strategic customer success manager healthcare specialist, you'll be on the ground-floor helping us build processes for onboarding, adoption, and retention. We're looking for a healthcare and life-sciences focused strategic customer success manager whose top priority is helping our Fortune 50-100 Healthcare and Life Sciences customers succeed with Writer.
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The Customer Service and Reservations Manager Assists team members with Customer Service and Reservations operations in accordance with contractual guidelines This Position is with the contact center for the TriMet LIFT paratransit service located in beautiful Portland, Oregon.
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The Client Success Manager plays a vital role in the company's success by focusing on ensuring the satisfaction and ongoing success of its clients. By fostering positive client experiences and advocating for their needs within the organization, the Client Success Manager contributes to long-term client satisfaction, retention, and growth.
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Global leader in Construction Equipment Market intelligence is actively seeking a Client Success Manager to join their team! As a Client Success Manager, you will be the company's product expert, actively shaping customers’ experiences within their platform.
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Job Summary:The Academic Success Coach works with faculty and staff to facilitate and support the curricular and co-curricular development and retention of OSU-Oklahoma City students. The Academic Success Coach provides academic support services via individual and small group meetings, workshops, and classroom presentations with the goal of helping students develop and implement strategies to succeed academically.
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This includes being an asset to the Customer Success Manager, Learning & Development Manager, and Integrations and/or Solutions Engineer while being an advocate for the customer.
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