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Glean is seeking a Partner Sales Manager to build and manage strategic partnerships across Europe, aligning with multiple sales segment teams and executing a comprehensive partner strategy to drive measurable revenue impact.
You will establish executive relationships with partners and the Glean sales teams to translate partner activity into sourced and influenced pipeline, while coaching teams on scalable co-selling and delivery motions across European markets.
Excellent communicator and influencer, comfortable presenting to executives, negotiating with partner leaders, and coaching partner sellers and SEs
Background in search, AI, productivity, or enterprise SaaS is required. With at least 1-2 years of experience in frontier AI sales, having worked on and delivered projects — either directly with customers or via partners — implementing AI solutions
Able to travel periodically to partners, key accounts, and internal events, including SKOs and GKOs, as needed
Demonstrated success recruiting, activating, and growing SI/VAR or similar partners, not just managing inherited relationships
Experience operating across multiple European markets, comfortable navigating different languages, business cultures, and regulatory environments to expand partner coverage
Familiarity with modern sales and partner tooling, including CRM, PRM, and reporting/BI tools, and comfort navigating evolving tech stacks
5-8 years experience in channel, alliances, partner management, or business development roles in B2B SaaS
Strong collaborator with sales, with experience working in tight lockstep with regional leaders and field reps to align partners to territories, accounts, and plays
Outcome- and revenue-oriented partner leader who thinks like a GM/business owner, not just a relationship manager, and is comfortable being accountable for partner-driven pipeline and bookings
German language proficiency to support partnerships and account coverage across DACH markets