Go-to-Market Lead, US Security
Go-to-Market Lead, US Security
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead joint go-to-market strategy and execution with Accenture and Microsoft for Avanade Security.
- Build, manage, and drive a healthy pipeline of indirect-channel opportunities that contribute to sales and revenue growth.
- Develop strategic relationships with senior stakeholders across Avanade, Accenture, and Microsoft.
- Shape and support complex pursuits from qualification through deal closure, ensuring alignment across all parties.
- Drive Microsoft co-sell motions and AI-led solution positioning within strategic opportunities.
- Identify and mitigate channel conflicts, commercial risks, and partnership barriers.
- Collaborate with security, sales, solutioning, and industry teams to maximize multi-service-area opportunities.
- Provide leadership and direction to pre-sales and technical resources supporting key pursuits.
- You have:
- Proven business development, alliance, or GTM leadership experience within a consulting, systems integration, or technology services organization.
- Experience working within the Microsoft ecosystem and driving partner-led sales motions.
- Strong executive relationship management and stakeholder influence skills.
- Track record of growing pipeline, revenue, and strategic partnerships.
- Knowledge of cybersecurity, cloud, AI, and digital transformation services.
- Ability to navigate complex matrix organizations and align diverse teams toward common goals.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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