Senior Field & Demand Generation Manager, North America

Location: United States - Remote; Remote

Department: Marketing

Job Title: Senior Field & Demand Generation Manager, North America

Job Type: Full-time

Location: United States - Remote (CST/EST)

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About the Role

We’re looking for a Senior Field & Demand Generation Manager to own field and demand marketing for North America. This person will run the regional field and demand plan: executive events and roundtables, regional and partner programs, account-based plays, and the digital programs that fill and follow up on them. Every program is measured on pipeline and revenue, not attendance.

This is a highly cross-functional role that sits at the intersection of marketing, sales, BDR, product marketing, marketing ops, and brand/content. You will be one of the primary marketing partners to the North America sales team and its regional sales leaders: building the quarterly plan with them, running the programs in their territories, holding the line on follow-up, and pushing back with data when a program is not working.

You’ll thrive in this role if you are equal parts strategic and hands-on: someone who can build the plan with sales leaders, stand up an executive dinner in a new city, launch the campaign that fills it, and clearly connect every program to pipeline and revenue outcomes.