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MEMBERS ONLY . Customer Success is a priority. We will not be successful unless our customers are receiving massive value from our product.As our VP, Customer Success for EMEA and APAC, you will own the post-sales customer experience for our EMEA and APAC customers. You will lead a team of Customer Success Managers, Professional Services consultants, and Technical Account Managers in the region. This VP will report into the Chief Operating Officer and be a part of the CS leadership team responsible for aligning the hand–offs between the pre–sales and post–sales teams, drive the right culture and partnership with the sales team in the region, and ensure we have consistent global execution (e.g., onboarding, services delivery, adoption, advocacy, retention, support) to achieve desired outcomes (e.g., renewals, upsell, customer reference–ability).ResponsibilitiesOwn forecasting and increase renewal rates in the region.Drive customer success outcomes by increasing product adoption, customer satisfaction, and overall health scores.Represent the voice of the customer in regional leadership meetings and lead longer-term planning for the region.Own the overall success of the customer base in the region, including managing the regional Customer Success team, ensuring success in the largest customers in the region, and partnering with cross–functional regional leadership to ensure regional success from a renewals and expansion standpoint.Ensure consistent global execution through leveraging best practices, methodologies, and tools.Optimize the

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