Go-to-Market Manager, Tech & Transformation - Global Tax & Legal

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  About the role

  Deloitte Global is the engine of the Deloitte network. Our professionals reach across disciplines and borders to develop and lead global initiatives. We deliver strategic programs and services that unite our organization. The Go-to-Market Manager, Tech & Transformation will partner with the Director leading Tech & Transformation pillar to shape how Deloitte presents its tech-led strategy and how Global Tax & Legal communicates its transformation agenda. This role is focused on product marketing for complex technology and transformation offerings, with an emphasis on positioning, narrative development, competitive differentiation, launch planning, and proof-point creation. The team Global Tax & Legal deploys the right team of experts to address the ever-evolving needs of our businesses around the world. Our professionals deliver superior compliance and advisory insights and guidance (local and global) to support our businesses operating in singular or multiple jurisdictions.

  Responsibilities

  • Develop and refine messaging, value propositions, and category POVs that support Deloitte's tech-led market position and Global Tax & Legal's evolving service delivery model.
  • Develop and evolve a strategic playbook for GT&L product, platform and solution branding in alignment with the Deloitte Global Brand guidelines.
  • Maintain a strong network and deep technical fluency inside the tech and AI ecosystem to translate market trends in AI, platforms, and emerging technologies into clear, defensible points of view.
  • Build repeatable launch playbooks, asset frameworks, and enablement tools for new platforms, AI capabilities, signature programs, and transformation offerings; help the organization move the firm from one-off launch campaigns to a repeatable process with measurable adoption across geographies.
  • Turn platform deployments, transformation outcomes, and engagement patterns into proof points that make Deloitte's position defensible; work within the constraints of a highly regulated business where named client stories are limited, and develop anonymized outcome narratives, sector-level proof, analyst validation, and third-party signals that earn trust without violating confidentiality; create the process, establish the system, and scale it.
  • Develop the messaging, talking points, and enablement materials partners and senior practitioners need to confidently share our tech and transformation story and where technology is heading with clients.
  • Partner with business leaders to influence how Analyst Relations position Deloitte in tech, AI, and transformation evaluations with Gartner, Forrester, IDC, and other analysts.
  • Monitor competitive activity, analyst coverage, market signals, and adoption trends to recommend where Deloitte should push, defend, or evolve.
  • Work cross-functionally with AI Workflow & Innovation, Growth Go-to-market, positioning leads, and operations to maintain a