Global Partner Marketing Manager
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About the role: combine intro and about team.
Paragraph: "LastPass is looking for a Global Partner Marketing Manager. In this senior role, you will lead partner marketing across NA, EMEA and APAC, growing revenue through strategic campaigns and cross‑functional collaboration to help LastPass deliver seamless access to everything users need to work, move fast, and stay protected. At LastPass we are a channel‑first organisation; this team sits at the heart of our go‑to‑market execution across NA, EMEA and APAC. You will bring deep partner marketing expertise to a high‑trust environment, contribute bold ideas, and work alongside colleagues who live by radical candor and a genuine winning‑together mindset."
That seems good.
Responsibilities: list as above.
Requirements: list of experience and abilities: "Proven experience in partner or channel marketing within a SaaS organisation, with a track record of driving revenue growth through strategic marketing programmes; security industry experience is a plus", "Proven ability to plan, develop, and execute multi‑channel marketing campaigns — including digital, events, content, and co‑marketing — with measurable impact", "Proven experience collaborating cross‑functionally across sales, product, and corporate marketing teams to align strategy and deliver joint go‑to‑market plans", "Demonstrated ability to analyse campaign performance, report on ROI, and translate data insights into actionable programme improvements", "Comfortable with regular regional travel, including up to 25% travel within the territory to support partner events, trade shows, and business objectives", "Recognised internally as a self‑starter who operates with a growth mindset, contributing to a high‑performing team while building partner mindshare independently", "Known for excellent written and verbal communication and influencing skills — clear, confident, and effective at building long‑term partner relationships and guiding partners toward shared outcomes", "While this position is remote, we have a preference for candidates based on the East Coast to ensure alignment with business needs and collaboration with key stakeholders during core working hours."
Skills: maybe separate communication skills? But we already included communication in requirements. Could still have a Skills section for "excellent written and verbal communication and influencing skills". However to avoid duplication, maybe we keep Skills separate: list "Excellent written and verbal communication", "Influencing and relationship‑building skills". But we already have that in requirements. The instruction: Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could combine communication into Requirements. Might not need separate Skills. But we need to include Skills section only if there is real specific content. There is communication skill content; but it's already in requirements. Could still create Skills section with that content, but then we duplicate. Better to not create Skills if we already covered. However the instruction says we must include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text. It doesn't forbid overlapping content, but we should avoid duplication? Not explicitly forbidden, but we should preserve all substantive information; duplication is okay but might be considered redundant. I'd rather not create Skills if we already covered communication in Requirements. However the requirement list includes communication; we could still have Skills focusing on other skills like "strategic campaign planning", "data analysis", "cross‑functional collaboration". But those are also in requirements. So maybe we skip Skills section.
Benefits: list as bullet points.
Pay: paragraph with US Pay Range and note about compensation reflecting cost of labor.
Schedule: none.
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About the role
LastPass is looking for a Global Partner Marketing Manager. In this senior role, you will lead partner marketing across NA, EMEA and APAC, growing revenue through strategic campaigns and cross‑functional collaboration to help LastPass deliver seamless access to everything users need to work, move fast, and stay protected. At LastPass we are a channel‑first organisation; this team sits at the heart of our go‑to‑market execution across NA, EMEA and APAC. You will bring deep partner marketing expertise to a high‑trust environment, contribute bold ideas, and work alongside colleagues who live by radical candor and a genuine winning‑together mindset.
Responsibilities
- Develop and execute a regional partner marketing strategy that grows incremental partner programme revenue through innovative channel marketing activities
- Build and refine strategic account plans for key partners in NA, EMEA and APAC, translating partner goals into actionable marketing tactics
- Create, localise, and deliver campaigns and content that enable partners to market and sell LastPass effectively to their customers
- Design and execute partner recruitment campaigns that expand LastPass's channel ecosystem across the region
- Produce and curate multi‑format content — including webinars, blogs, social, newsletters, emails, and event assets — that supports programme goals and partner engagement
- Track budget ROI, measure campaign effectiveness, and report results against established targets — using data insights to recommend programme adjustments that improve performance
- Represent LastPass at regional trade shows and partner events, building relationships that strengthen the partner community
Requirements
- Proven experience in partner or channel marketing within a SaaS organisation, with a track record of driving revenue growth through strategic marketing programmes; security industry experience is a plus
- Proven ability to plan, develop, and execute multi‑channel marketing campaigns — including digital, events, content, and co‑marketing — with measurable impact
- Proven experience collaborating cross‑functionally across sales, product, and corporate marketing teams to align strategy and deliver joint go‑to‑market plans
- Demonstrated ability to analyse campaign performance, report on ROI, and translate data insights into actionable programme improvements
- Comfortable with regular regional travel, including up to 25% travel within the territory to support partner events, trade shows, and business objectives
- Recognised internally as a self‑starter who operates with a growth mindset, contributing to a high‑performing team while building partner mindshare independently
- Known for excellent written and verbal communication and influencing skills — clear, confident, and effective at building long‑term partner relationships and guiding partners toward shared outcomes
- While this position is remote, we have a preference for candidates based on the East Coast to ensure alignment with business needs and collaboration with key stakeholders during core working hours
Benefits
- Leader in secure access
- High‑growth, collaborative
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive information. Let's craft. About the role: combine intro and about team. Paragraph: "LastPass is looking for a Global Partner Marketing Manager. In this senior role, you will lead partner marketing across NA, EMEA and APAC, growing revenue through strategic campaigns and cross‑functional collaboration to help LastPass deliver seamless access to everything users need to work, move fast, and stay protected. At LastPass we are a channel‑first organisation; this team sits at the heart of our go‑to‑market execution across NA, EMEA and APAC. You will bring deep partner marketing expertise to a high‑trust environment, contribute bold ideas, and work alongside colleagues who live by radical candor and a genuine winning‑together mindset." That seems good. Responsibilities: list as above. Requirements: list of experience and abilities: "Proven experience in partner or channel marketing within a SaaS organisation, with a track record of driving revenue growth through strategic marketing programmes; security industry experience is a plus", "Proven ability to plan, develop, and execute multi‑channel marketing campaigns — including digital, events, content, and co‑marketing — with measurable impact", "Proven experience collaborating cross‑functionally across sales, product, and corporate marketing teams to align strategy and deliver joint go‑to‑market plans", "Demonstrated ability to analyse campaign performance, report on ROI, and translate data insights into actionable programme improvements", "Comfortable with regular regional travel, including up to 25% travel within the territory to support partner events, trade shows, and business objectives", "Recognised internally as a self‑starter who operates with a growth mindset, contributing to a high‑performing team while building partner mindshare independently", "Known for excellent written and verbal communication and influencing skills — clear, confident, and effective at building long‑term partner relationships and guiding partners toward shared outcomes", "While this position is remote, we have a preference for candidates based on the East Coast to ensure alignment with business needs and collaboration with key stakeholders during core working hours." Skills: maybe separate communication skills? But we already included communication in requirements. Could still have a Skills section for "excellent written and verbal communication and influencing skills". However to avoid duplication, maybe we keep Skills separate: list "Excellent written and verbal communication", "Influencing and relationship‑building skills". But we already have that in requirements. The instruction: Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could combine communication into Requirements. Might not need separate Skills. But we need to include Skills section only if there is real specific content. There is communication skill content; but it's already in requirements. Could still create Skills section with that content, but then we duplicate. Better to not create Skills if we already covered. However the instruction says we must include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text. It doesn't forbid overlapping content, but we should avoid duplication? Not explicitly forbidden, but we should preserve all substantive information; duplication is okay but might be considered redundant. I'd rather not create Skills if we already covered communication in Requirements. However the requirement list includes communication; we could still have Skills focusing on other skills like "strategic campaign planning", "data analysis", "cross‑functional collaboration". But those are also in requirements. So maybe we skip Skills section. Benefits: list as bullet points. Pay: paragraph with US Pay Range and note about compensation reflecting cost of labor. Schedule: none. Now produce HTML. We need to ensure no extra whitespace? It's fine. Let's craft.
About the role
LastPass is looking for a Global Partner Marketing Manager. In this senior role, you will lead partner marketing across NA, EMEA and APAC, growing revenue through strategic campaigns and cross‑functional collaboration to help LastPass deliver seamless access to everything users need to work, move fast, and stay protected. At LastPass we are a channel‑first organisation; this team sits at the heart of our go‑to‑market execution across NA, EMEA and APAC. You will bring deep partner marketing expertise to a high‑trust environment, contribute bold ideas, and work alongside colleagues who live by radical candor and a genuine winning‑together mindset.
Responsibilities
- Develop and execute a regional partner marketing strategy that grows incremental partner programme revenue through innovative channel marketing activities
- Build and refine strategic account plans for key partners in NA, EMEA and APAC, translating partner goals into actionable marketing tactics
- Create, localise, and deliver campaigns and content that enable partners to market and sell LastPass effectively to their customers
- Design and execute partner recruitment campaigns that expand LastPass's channel ecosystem across the region
- Produce and curate multi‑format content — including webinars, blogs, social, newsletters, emails, and event assets — that supports programme goals and partner engagement
- Track budget ROI, measure campaign effectiveness, and report results against established targets — using data insights to recommend programme adjustments that improve performance
- Represent LastPass at regional trade shows and partner events, building relationships that strengthen the partner community
Requirements
- Proven experience in partner or channel marketing within a SaaS organisation, with a track record of driving revenue growth through strategic marketing programmes; security industry experience is a plus
- Proven ability to plan, develop, and execute multi‑channel marketing campaigns — including digital, events, content, and co‑marketing — with measurable impact
- Proven experience collaborating cross‑functionally across sales, product, and corporate marketing teams to align strategy and deliver joint go‑to‑market plans
- Demonstrated ability to analyse campaign performance, report on ROI, and translate data insights into actionable programme improvements
- Comfortable with regular regional travel, including up to 25% travel within the territory to support partner events, trade shows, and business objectives
- Recognised internally as a self‑starter who operates with a growth mindset, contributing to a high‑performing team while building partner mindshare independently
- Known for excellent written and verbal communication and influencing skills — clear, confident, and effective at building long‑term partner relationships and guiding partners toward shared outcomes
- While this position is remote, we have a preference for candidates based on the East Coast to ensure alignment with business needs and collaboration with key stakeholders during core working hours
Benefits
- Leader in secure access
- High‑growth, collaborative