Suger

SaaS

CloudGTMPracticeLead

$150–210k San Francisco, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Cloud GTM Practice Lead at Suger. Skills: Cloud GTM, Partnerships. Build Cloud GTM practice. Develop open source playbook”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve practice goals with AI; Drive revenue through marketplace

Industry & Context.

SaaS
Problems you'll solve

Synthesize data; Understand leading indicators

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Experience co-selling with hyperscalers

Nice to Have

Experience at a hyperscaler

What You'll Do.

Build Cloud GTM practice

Develop open source playbook

Work with customers on timelines

Drive towards outcomes

Host webinars and IRL events

Understand leading indicators

Work with partnerships team

Work with marketing team

Work with product team

Become advocate of product

Become critic of product

Help customers adopt cloud marketplaces

Help customers co-sell with hyperscalers

Act as trusted thought partner

Introduce new partnership ideas

Manage partnerships associates

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work closely with founders; Work closely with partnerships; Work closely with sales; Work closely with marketing; Work closely with product; Manage partnerships associates

Communication Scope

Present data to leadership; Present data to partners

Full Job Description

## Description First, What We’re Actually Doing   Suger helps revenue teams sell more effectively by simplifying the workflows required to buy and sell through cloud marketplaces. We make it easier for our customers to transact, manage, and grow deals across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba, Oracle and Snowflake, creating a smoother buying experience for their customers. We’ve grown quickly by becoming the end-to-end orchestration system for the fastest growing sales channel (B2B Cloud Marketplaces) leveraging AI and integrations with core systems. Today, we work with over 250 B2B customers, ranging from large enterprises like Snowflake and Intel to fast-growing startups like Glean and Vanta.    Location: San Francisco, CA ## What You’ll Own (for real) Build a practice of Cloud GTM coaching for our customers. We have version of this internally that our CS team have built but you will take it to the next level with world-class Content: open source playbook that partnerships professionals can leverage to hyperaccelerate on cloud partnership. Timelines: Working with customers on shared timelines on outcomes and driving towards it. Webinars / IRL events Use AI aggressively to achieve all of the above and to understand leading indicators on what’s working and what is not. Work closely with our founders, partnerships, sales, marketing and product teams. ## This is a bit of a funky role that doesn’t really exist elsewhere in the market. You must become the biggest advocate of our product and its biggest critic. Our job is to help our customers adopt the fastest growing sales channel - cloud marketplaces and co-selling with the hyperscalers. Our customers need and want help beyond just product and view us as trusted thought partner on the right partnerships strategy and execution timelines. For context, we eat our own dog food - meaning we have 100% partner attach rates, and drive over 90% of our revenue through the marketplace. You will be entering a team where everyone i

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