
Customer Success Manager
Lyrebird Health
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: London • United Kingdom
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About the role
- Own and manage a portfolio of customer accounts, building strong, trusted relationships.
- Drive customer onboarding, training, and adoption processes to ensure value realisation.
- Serve as the voice of the customer internally, advocating for their needs and feedback.
- Monitor account health, usage data, and engagement metrics to identify risks and opportunities.
- Proactively manage renewals and identify expansion opportunities.
- Address and resolve customer issues in collaboration with support, product, and technical teams.
- Deliver regular business reviews and performance insights to customers.
- Collaborate with sales and marketing to support upsell/cross-sell strategies.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date CRM and documentation for customer interactions.
- Be able to address situations on the fly, as a startup it is imperative that the individual possesses the ability to think outside of the box.
Requirements
- Customer-obsessed with a genuine desire to help clients succeed.
- A natural relationship builder with strong emotional intelligence.
- Organised, detail-oriented, and data-driven.
- Comfortable presenting to stakeholders at various levels, including senior leadership.
- Ability to learn core product functionalities and demo with precision.
- Adaptable and resilient with a positive attitude towards change and feedback.
- Commercially aware, with a good understanding of customer lifetime value and growth strategies.
- Hungry to succeed and grow.
Benefits
- Health technology solutions
- Work with diverse team members
- Opportunities to drive product adoption and client satisfaction
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Soft skills
relationship buildingemotional intelligenceorganiseddetail-orienteddata-drivenpresentation skillsadaptabilityresiliencepositive attitudecommercial awareness