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MDT is seeking a Client Success Manager to guide a diverse client portfolio, drive measurable outcomes, and strengthen long-term partnerships. The role emphasizes proactive guidance, cross-functional collaboration, and clear communication to align services with client objectives.
This hybrid position in Montana requires a high school diploma (bachelor's preferred) and at least two years in client success; travel up to 50% may be required.
POSITION LOCATIONThis position is eligible for a hybrid work arrangement. Currently 5 days of on-site work per month are required.
SALARY RANGE$65,000 - $75,000 POSITION LOCATIONThis position is eligible for a hybrid work arrangement. Currently 5 days of on-site work per month are required. POSITION PURPOSEThe Client Success Manager acts as a navigator focusing on proactive guidance, measurable outcomes, and long-term relationship growth. By leveraging organizational expertise and cross-departmental collaboration, the Client Success Manager seeks to provide solutions and strengthens partnerships through consistent engagement.
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