Remote Senior Manager of Customer Growth
$120,000- 140,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$120,000- 140,000
About the role
- Relationship management
- Build and maintain relationships with brand stakeholders across your portfolio
- Run a regular cadence with brands (1-2x/month meetings, 2-4 QBRs/year)
- Represent Archive to senior brand stakeholders, including executives who join QBRs alongside Commercial leadership
- Navigate difficult conversations; missed targets, scope disputes, and escalations
- Commercial strategy
- Own the growth thesis and expansion strategy for each brand in your portfolio
- Lead expansion conversations within existing markets; partner with Commercial leadership on expansion into new markets (e.g. EU)
- Build out analytics, forecasting, and P&L creation (line by line) to track and drive profitability across your portfolio
- Develop business cases for strategic bets and pitch upsells
- Partner with Sales and Commercial leadership on contract motions and pricing
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Partner with Marketing on cross-functional initiatives, including collaborating on our brand summit and helping source and coordinate event speakers
- Work closely with our Customer Success team to help resolve escalated support and site issues affecting your brands' storefronts
- Coordinate with our CX team as needed on matters that intersect with the B2C customer experience
- Work cross-functionally with Product to prioritize high-impact, high-profit features for brand portfolio
- Experience owning revenue outcomes across a high-volume portfolio of brand or client accounts, in a customer success, account management, or commercial role
- Strong multitasking and prioritization skills; comfortable managing competing timelines across a large account book
- Charismatic, tenacious, and optimistic; comfortable navigating pushback and selling stakeholders on new ideas
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