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Reejig is scaling a partner-led motion and seeks a Partner Marketing Manager to own enterprise partner co-marketing and cosell efforts. You will build the first enterprise partner marketing function, develop a repeatable onboarding playbook, and forge strong relationships with partner sales and marketing teams to drive pipeline.
You will craft co-branded assets, enablement content, and a central partner enablement hub, translating Reejig positioning for each partner audience and seller motion.
About the Role
Reejig is scaling a partner-led motion with major enterprise technology partners. We're looking for a Partner Marketing Manager to own this motion end to end: the single point of accountability for turning each strategic partnership into a repeatable, scalable co-marketing and cosell engine that partner sellers actually use and that generates pipeline for Reejig.
This is a builder role, and it's a relationship role. You'll stand up our first enterprise partner marketing function properly, then build the playbook that lets us plug in the next partner fast — but the real unlock is you. You build genuine relationships with partner sales and marketing teams, and you make Reejig the partner they want to work with, not just one they have to.
Your Mission
Make Reejig easy to cosell. Build the assets, enablement, and campaigns that turn a partnership on paper into pipeline — and build the relationships that make us our partners' favorite marketing team to work with.
What You Will Do
Partner Program Ownership
Enablement & Assets
Co-Marketing Campaigns
Ops & Reporting
What You'll Need
You'll Thrive Here If
You genuinely love building relationships — you're the person partner teams look forward to hearing from, not the one they tolerate. You like owning a named, high-stakes relationship and being the reason it turns into real pipeline, and you're energized by doing it again for the next partner, and the one after that, without needing it re-explained each time.