Lead Customer Success Manager
Lead Customer Success Manager
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Drive customer adoption of the Workiva platform and prove ROI at the VP or Chief Executive level
- Consult on best practices, workflows, and management business reviews
- Develop multi-level relationships, internally and throughout customer organizations and serve as a trusted advisor
- Identify and mitigate risks, forecast revenue changes in key name accounts, and promptly address issues to ensure efficient resolution
- Record customer activity, outcomes, issues, and communication in customer management tools
- Ensure all customers are continuously working toward key milestones of the Customer Journey using customer-facing Success Plans
- Advocate for customers internally by providing continuous feedback to Workiva's Sales, Services, Marketing, Product, & Engineering teams
- Work with Sales to manage and forecast a pipeline of upcoming renewal opportunities & consistently achieve revenue retention targets
- Enable customers to attain maximum value of the Workiva Platform
- Drive team improvements through quarterly objectives
- Lead by example and utilize leadership skills to benefit others in the Customer Success team
- Experience supporting a SaaS application preferred
- Expert in assigned customer use cases and solutions within a software platform
- Deep commitment to customer success
- Ability to understand and simplify complex problems and solutions
- Strong observation, influence, and presentation skills with a high-level of comfort delivering consultative recommendations to internal and external stakeholders
- Self-starter with excellent time management and prioritization abilities
- Travel Requirements & Working Conditions
- Willingness to travel up to 20% for team and corporate meetings, fostering relationships and representing company interests
- Reliable internet access for any period of time working remotely, as we embrace flexible work arrangements
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