The Trade Desk
General Manager, Partner Growth
New York · Senior
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About the role
- Our technology helps advertisers reach the right audiences across the open internet - from streaming TV and podcasts to mobile apps, news, and more.
- Advertising powers the content people love.
- When you work here, your impact is worldwide.
Requirements
- 15+ years of experience across SaaS, enterprise technology, platform businesses, business development, partnerships, indirect sales, consulting, or related domains.
- Adtech or martech experience is required, with high value placed on bringing a network of relationships.
- Experience partnering deeply across Business Development, Client Services, Sales Operations, Product, Revenue Operations, Finance, and Legal.
- Ability to work through ambiguity and accelerate momentum across commercial cycles.
- Must be based in New York City and willing to travel up to 30%.
Compensation
- Working within the overall Channel Partnerships vision and strategy, this leader will build and convert a clear quarterly and annual pipeline of new partnership opportunities, from initial engagement through agreement and launch.
Company info
- The world's brands and agencies rely on us to reach their customers and grow their businesses responsibly.
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