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Manage customer success for Mastercard’s Economics Intelligence Solutions across Asia-Pacific. Responsibilities include onboarding, product delivery, demos, training, customer coaching, insight presentations, support, renewals, expansion, churn prevention, and partnership with product, sales, and delivery teams. The role requires building executive-level relationships, solving customer problems, identifying product improvements, and communicating the value of economic and payments data solutions.
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Leads Square’s partnerships strategy across Australia and Japan, building and scaling relationships with financial institutions, technology platforms, distributors, and other strategic partners. Owns partner-driven seller acquisition, revenue growth, product adoption, ecosystem expansion, negotiations, and portfolio performance. Develops executive relationships, influences product and go-to-market strategy, and leads a distributed regional partnerships organization while collaborating across Sales, Product, Marketing, Engineering, Finance, Legal, and Operations.
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