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ContactMonkey Inc. is seeking a Customer & Community Marketing Manager to build our customer motion. You’ll influence advocacy, events, content, and lifecycle comms while collaborating with events, product, RevOps, Sales and CS teams in Toronto.
You’ll manage campaigns that upsell and expand, track metrics with RevOps, and share insights to improve messaging. The role requires 3+ years in customer marketing, a self-starter mindset, and 20% travel.
Join our Marketing team, where you'll build our customer marketing motion from the ground up. As our Customer & Community Marketing Manager, you won’t just run campaigns behind the scenes. You will turn our customers into champions, not just inside their companies, but out in the market: at events, on stage, in communities and in their peer circles.
You'll report to our Director of Marketing and team up with the Events, Product Marketing, RevOps, Sales and CS teams to help us grow and expand existing customers. Expect smart people, big goals and plenty of room to make your mark.
The salary range for this role is $115K-$130K + bonus. Where you land depends on your experience, skills and our internal compensation framework, so pay stays fair across the team. Got questions about pay? Ask anytime. We're an open book throughout the process.
This is a net new role based in our downtown Toronto office at King and Spadina. We're together in the office 3 days a week, because the best ideas happen in person (and so do the snack runs).
We're a team of curious, driven people changing how companies talk to their employees. Brands like Pepsi, Adidas, Panasonic, Dyson and many more use ContactMonkey to make internal comms go from ignored to engaged.
Our all-in-one platform lets teams build, send and measure internal emails right from Outlook or Gmail, with a drag-and-drop email builder, engagement tools and analytics that show what's actually landing. The result? More opens, more clicks and more conversations.
We've been growing fast, and we're just getting started:
We build products for diverse workplaces, and the best way to do that is with a diverse team. We strongly encourage applications from everyone, regardless of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status or disability status.
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