Microsoft
Director, Channel Partner Marketing - Americas
Redmond, WA, US · Director
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About the role
- Foster people development with intentional talent retention.
- Empower the team to define, land and track the key offerings and calls-to-actions across the prioritized conversations.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in Business, Marketing, Business Development, Business Management, Communications, or related field AND 7+ years sales, marketing, or business development experience OR equivalent experience.
- 5+ years people management experience.
- Experience in product management or audience marketing, including modern marketing practices and writing marketing materials, value propositions, and messaging.
- Experience taking scalable plans from concept to measurable results while prioritizing and managing multiple projects at once.
- Experience leading cross-team workstreams or virtual teams toward shared goals in matrixed, changing environments, with excellent listening and partnering skills.
- Experience creating and presenting executive-level proposals and engaging senior leaders with confidence, including handling difficult questions and pushback in high-pressure situations.
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