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In this role, you will work closely with Field Marketing, Demand Generation, Product Marketing, Content Marketing, Customer Marketing, Event Marketing, Design, Marketing and Sales Operations, Digital Marketing, Analytics, Account Executives, Sales Development Reps, and Customer Success teams to ensure the activation of first-class, valuable, multi-channel, integrated campaigns for our target personas across various industries and segments (i.
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Manage the operating cadence and communicate plans and progress effectively to relevant stakeholders across Finance, Sales, Case Management, Customer Success, Product, and Execs. Collaborate with sales, case management, and customer success teams to create key documentation of the customer journey and relevant sales processes targeted for improvement.
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Develop deep empathy for our customers needs and pain points, by close collaboration with colleagues from our product, sales, customer success, operations teams as well as customers themselves.
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10+ years of experience in quality assurance, quality engineering for software products, product operations, technical program management, technical support, or similar technical field. Attract, develop and lead a 20+ person global team of Technical Escalation Specialists and Technical Services Managers who serve as the primary interface between the Member & Customer Success organization (MCS) and Engineering & Product (R&D.
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Reporting to the Director of Marketing, PayZen is seeking a Senior Product Marketing Manager to join our fast-growing company. 5 to 7 years of relevant work experience that can span marketing, product marketing, growth marketing, product management, operational roles, or strategy consulting.
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As a Senior Product Marketing Manager, your work will be critical to enabling our audience of security and software engineers to understand the value of the Semgrep platform and individual offerings.
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Autodesk is seeking a Senior Product Manager with deep experience in enterprise financial data, financial systems and processes, insights, and data platforms to join the newly formed Data Products & Insights Product Management Group within ESE. You will partner with the lead of our Enterprise Data Hub (EDH) to manage, develop, and evolve our Management Reporting data products and insights.
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The estimated base salary range for the Senior Manager, Product Management role based in the United States of America is: $152,600 - $228,800. We are actively seeking an experienced professional to take on a leadership role as the Senior Manager of Product Management.
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HP is seeking a resourceful and experienced Senior Product Marketing Manager to lead the transformative rebranding and redesign of our flagship HP Smart app. Collaboration is Key: Build strong partnerships across product management, design, sales, marketing, and other cross-functional teams to drive seamless execution.
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This person will collaborate with global Marketing, Product Strategy, Product Management, Sales, and Professional Services to drive Veeva’s growth and our customers’ success.
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Individuals in the Customer Success Manager role have a passion for technology and the ambition to dive head-first into new challenges. 7+ years experience working in a Customer Success, Account Management, Client Services or other similarly customer-centric role.
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The Marketing and Community Manager will also serve as the customer community liaison to build, drive, and improve customer trust and engagement around the IdeaExchange product. Manage and evolve internal communications with Product Management and other Salesforce stakeholders.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams including, but not limited to, Customer Success, Marketing & Communications, Product, Analytics, Clinical Ops, and Clinical to align account management strategies with overall business objectives.
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As a Principal Customer Success Manager at Evisort, you will be working with our largest accounts, focused on accelerating digital and transformational contract management and intelligent analytics, and ensuring high user adoption and usage across their organization.
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We’re looking for a Product Manager to join our growing product management team and lead our core Request Collaboration product area. (Full Time) Senior Product Manager at Zip (United States) | BEAMSTART Jobs.
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