Focus on driving regional successful product adoption, leading a positive customer experience, and driving growth through upselling and cross-selling efforts through the country team
Develop plans and initiatives that drive improvements across all stages of the post-sales customer lifecycle from onboarding to retention & roll out across all countries; recognize country specific processes and create standard SOP with these considerations
Report on Customer Success results at corporate level
Develop a deep understanding of our product and operational offerings through partnering our sales team where our processes will add values to their supply chain efficiencies
Influence future lifetime value through higher product/service adoption, customer satisfaction and health scores
Implement churn prevention programmes and drive new business growth through customer advocacy
Collaborate with multiple and diverse country customer success teams to deliver company wide goals
Take ownership of escalated delivery issues and follow problems to reduce frictions between customer success teams and other departments
Identify digitalization opportunities in creating a high efficient customer success team
Achieve high retention rates to maintain Teleport growth path
Requirements
Strong leadership and people management skills, with ability to motivate and drive outcomes
Proven ability to collaborate internally with cross-functional teams
Results and performance driven, preferring data to drive your everyday decisions
Possess a hands-on mentality and an analytical and structured way of working
Track record of growing high-performance teams
Able to operate successfully in a lean, fast-paced organization to scale quickly
Self-motivated with a focus to exceed set goals
Comfortable adapting to new technologies
Open to traveling across Southeast Asia
Experience in CRM platforms (Hubspot, Salesforce) is a plus
Strong consultative selling skills
Startup experience
7+ years of work experience in Key Account Management, Operations or Customer Service