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The Product Marketing Manager is responsible for translating the needs of customers and sellers across marketing, sales enablement, product and field initiatives.
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Knowledge of Sales & Marketing Analytics for a CPG, solid experience in working on shopper/brand/media marketing insights with internal teams and external agencies. Knowledge of and experience using key internal and external consumer data sources, such as Consumer panel data, first party (e.g. e-mails, MAIDs), the second party (e.g. Retailer Media, JBP (Meta, Amazon), Retailer scan sale data, technology generated data) and 3rd party (e.g. Kantar, Dynata, Nielsen, IRI, Fetch.
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The Product Marketing Manager at Showpad will play a crucial role in shaping the Showpad eOS product positioning and differentiation in the market. Help oversee the voice of the customer, competitive and market intelligence, tracking trends and developments in the enablement space, adjacent markets, and the broader marketing and sales tech landscape.
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The Sr. Product Marketing Manager will be responsible for leading and driving end-to-end product marketing for Workplace and Legal Services including positioning and messaging, product launches, sales enablement content, presence at ServiceNow and third-party events, and digital campaign support.
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As a Product Marketing Manager, you will play a crucial role in driving real estate innovation, ensuring our solutions are differentiated, and developing a winning go-to-market strategy.
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Healthcare and Life Sciences: Work in close alignment with Product Managers, GMs, Sales, and broader Industry Marketing teams to find the right product positioning and impactful launch plans for our cornerstone industry products, Health Cloud and Life Sciences Cloud, along with our nascent products.
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5+ years of experience in product marketing including proven success in driving messaging, positioning and sales enablement. Work closely with the segment marketing, corporate marketing, sales, and demand generation teams to increase market presence and build pipeline and revenue.
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Collaborate with product delivery, marketing, sales and other business functions to establish launch plans and communication strategies. Engage with users, delivery, and sales channels to maintain a thoughtful backlog prioritization that provides maximum value to product viability.
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Experience working cross-functionally with Product Management, Design, Engineering, Operations, Program Management, Marketing, Sales and Customer Support. We partner with the Sales, Customer Success, Marketing, Finance, Legal, and Security teams to bring the product to market.
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The position is a mixture of downstream and upstream marketing with balanced focus on new product development and initiatives centered on marketing & sales strategies and execution.
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Product Managers will lead new product rollout efforts including forecasting volumes, end user validation, integrated marketing planning as well as sales and channel training.
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Oversee marketing, sales training, public relations, and go-to-market strategies to promote the integration. About the Opportunity:We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Senior Product Manager, Digital Partnerships to join our team.
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Product ManagerLocation: Greater Chicago, IL area or Peoria, IL The Product Manager role entails a comprehensive responsibility for various stages of product lifecycle management including research, development, planning, implementation, marketing, tracking, and reporting.
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Leads development of customer-centric category plans, working with Sales and Marketing to identify new growth opportunities. Minimum of 5 years experience in sales, marketing, product management.
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You will collaborate closely with many teams including product managers, tech, design, marketing and sales to ensure the successful delivery of initiatives. The Commercial Banking Digital Marketing team is seeking a highly organized and experienced Program Manager to join the Product Ops team to support large initiatives.
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