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Description

Overview 

The Sales Enablement & Operations (SE&O) team plays an essential role in translating opportunity to a local execution plan and driving operational excellence to achieve the greatest results possible.  

What the role is 

Your primary responsibility will be to work in a team to develop and implement go-to-market strategies that simply put, help sellers to sell and buyers to buy. By leveraging product and customer insights, you will ensure our strategies are effective and adaptable.

We seek a collaborative and motivated marketing leader with a deep understanding of AI technologies and their role in enhancing productivity. Your thought leadership and strategic vision will guide our marketing efforts, while your focus on operational excellence and performance metrics will drive impactful results. You will contribute to a diverse and dynamic team environment that values different perspectives and promotes a culture of collaboration aimed at achieving a common goal.

This role is a maternity leave cover for 12 months, it supports a flexible work approach, typically involving 1-3 days a week engaging with customers, partners, or colleagues.

Responsibilities 

Monitor performance metrics, identify trends, and provide actionable insights to optimize strategies and programs.

Provide thought leadership on the competitive landscape, solution area gaps, and sales trends to enhance the Go-to-Market plan.

Operational Excellence

Maximize the impact of marketing efforts by developing and implementing efficient processes and practices across the team.

Manage and coordinate event execution, including customer meetings, webinars, and external events, ensuring they run smoothly and achieve intended outcomes.

Handle day-to-day administrative tasks, including budget management, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in all documentation and reporting.

Sales Enablement

Implement and champion the Go-to-Market strategy, activating cohesive sales and marketing execution in all segments to maximize performance and market share.

Develop standardized rhythms and tools to assist sellers and partners in their sales efforts, and to support the customer success team in better assisting customers.

Conduct field enablement sessions to equip teams with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed.

Qualifications 

Product marketing, marketing strategy, business planning, sales enablement, business development, technical pre-sales, or related work experience within the technology or software industry 

Experience managing and expanding a product/solution strategy and driving demand generation, pipeline acceleration and usage within a complex (e.g. multinational or matrixed) organization 

Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to articulate complex concepts clearly and persuasively. 

Strong understanding of AI-driven technologies and their application in productivity tools

Skills

Product management
Project management
sales enablement
AIEmployee Value Proposition

hybrid London

Job Title: Go To Market Manager

Location: London, UK

Rate/Salary: 300.00 - 300.00 GBP Daily

Job Type: Contract

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