Director, Customer Success Workplace Management Technology
About JLL
JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle) is a leading professional services firm specializing in real estate and investment management. With operations in over 80 countries and revenues exceeding $20 billion, JLL combines global scale with deep local expertise to shape the future of real estate for a better world.
About Corrigo Enterprise
Corrigo Enterprise is JLL’s flagship cloud-based Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) — and the operational backbone for facilities management at scale. Deployed across 1.1 million facilities in over 140 countries, Corrigo Enterprise processes 18.5 million work orders annually, representing more than $8 billion in transactional spend. Users span retail, healthcare, corporate real estate, hospitality, industrial, and public sector portfolios, it is widely recognized as the world’s most powerful and proven CMMS platform.
Role Overview
The Director, Customer Success Workplace Management Technology is a senior individual contributor responsible for the end-to-end success of JLLT’s largest and most operationally complex client relationship: JLL WPM (Workplace Management), which manages the Corrigo platform across IFM operations for its global client base. This role owns the relationship across three regions (Americas, APAC, EMEA), serves as the internal advocate for WPM’s priority and value, and drives alignment between WPM’s IFM operations and JLLT’s product, engineering, and support teams.
Essential Functions
Relationship management: Serve as the primary trusted advisor and Center of Excellence lead across all three WPM regions. Manage stakeholder expectations and personalities across a complex, multi-tiered client org spanning IFM leadership, technology, and operations. Maintain deep fluency in WPM’s contract structures, variances, and downstream WD client billing models. Conduct regular Strategic Business Reviews to validate platform health, adoption, and ROI realization. Engage regularly with Director, VP, and C-suite stakeholders across WPM and its WD client base. Build relationships deep enough to surface risk before it becomes an escalation—read organizational shifts, leadership changes, and sentiment drift across WPM’s regional teams. Calibrate communication style and cadence by audience—operational detail for administrators, business impact for Directors and VPs, strategic framing for C-suite.
Corrigo platform expertise: Maintain expert-level command of the Corrigo Enterprise platform—workflow configuration, work order lifecycle, asset and vendor management, integrations, and the CorrigoPro/CPN network—sufficient to advise WPM without routing every question to Product or Engineering. Translate platform capability and roadmap into WPM-specific adoption and ROI recommendations, grounded in how WPM’s IFM operations actually use the system. Diagnose whether an issue is a platform defect, a configuration gap, or a training gap before escalating—credibility with WPM depends on getting this triage right the first time. Stay current on new Corrigo releases, AI agent capabilities, and CorrigoPro/CPN changes; proactively flag which are relevant to WPM before WPM asks.
Resource coordination & cross-functional enablement: Coordinate internal resources across OSC, IES, Engineering, Identity Management, Uptime, and Deployment teams to fulfill WPM’s Corrigo platform SLAs. Understand and communicate fee-at-risk obligations tied to WD contract technology response time and uptime requirements. Serve as mediator between Platform, Tech Advisory, and Tech Enablement teams on behalf of WPM. Continuously reinforce WPM’s commercial weight and operational priority within internal support queues.
Educational & adoption champion: Champion standardized training resources through JLLT University; discourage regionalized, ad hoc training builds. Guide WPM’s regionalized Corrigo administrators toward platform best practices and self-sufficiency. Develop and deliver enablement content for both WPM operations leads and their downstream WD client teams.
Issue resolution & risk management: Track resolution times, impact, and contractual obligations for escalations across WPM’s top accounts. Maintain ongoing risk assessments; quantify and communicate fee-at-risk exposure to internal leadership. Escalate proactively and manage resolution timelines across multi-team dependencies.
Advisory & strategic influence: Operate as a shareholder-minded advocate—think in terms of long-term platform value, not reactive account management. Identify and communicate growth constraints imposed by internal resource limitations; escalate to leadership with proposed solutions. Align WPM’s incentive structures with JLLT’s commercial objectives; find commonality across competing internal incentive programs. Push back on Sales and Implementation teams for any deployment scope scoped under 90 days. Salesforce & commercial execution: Own opportunity creation, management, and closure in Salesforce for all WPM expansion and renewal activity. Engage the Solutions Desk for level-of-effort scoping; drive SOW execution from initiation to closure. Communicate clearly and consistently with WPM stakeholders throughout commercial cycles.
Key Competencies
Relationship management: Builds trust across multiple levels; navigates complex organizational dynamics; resolves conflict; serves as a credible trusted advisor.
Strategic thinking: Understands WPM’s business model and IFM incentive structure; anticipates client needs; aligns JLLT solutions to long-term WPM objectives.
Business acumen: Quantifies commercial impact; communicates fee-at-risk with clarity; understands WPM platform economics and downstream billing structures.
Execution excellence: Meets commitments; manages escalations with discipline; monitors SLA compliance and proactively addresses exposure.
Cross-functional influence: Coordinates Engineering, OSC, IES, Identity Management, and Deployment; drives accountability without direct authority.
Advocacy & prioritization: Champions WPM’s commercial weight internally; pushes back constructively on Sales and Implementation when needed.
Required Knowledge, Skills & Experience
5+ years in Customer Success, Account Management, or Client Services within enterprise SaaS environments.
Demonstrated experience managing large, complex, multi-regional client relationships with significant commercial exposure.
Proven ability to coordinate cross-functional internal teams (engineering, identity management, support, deployment) toward client outcomes.
Proficiency in Salesforce CRM: opportunity management, SOW coordination, pipeline reporting.
Experience with SaaS platform onboarding, upgrades, and integration workflows.
Superior written and verbal communication skills; adept at translating technical and commercial complexity for C-suite and operations audiences alike.
Facilities management, CMMS (primarily Corrigo), or IFM technology background strongly preferred; hands-on Corrigo Enterprise experience (workflow configuration, work order management, CorrigoPro/CPN) is a strong differentiator.
Proficient in MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word).
Education
Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in Business, Management, or a related field. MBA highly desired.
What You Can Expect From Us
We succeed together and believe the best inspires the best, so we invest in supporting each other, learning together, and celebrating our success. Our Total Rewards program reflects our commitment to helping you achieve your career ambitions, recognizing your contributions, investing in your well-being, and providing competitive benefits and pay. 401(k) plan with matching company contributions. Comprehensive Medical, Dental & Vision Care. Paid Time Off and Company Holidays.