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Midi, Inc. is looking for a Senior Product Marketing Manager to lead end-to-end marketing strategies, focusing on women in midlife. This role involves creating compelling marketing campaigns for enterprise employers and B2B partners while mentoring a growing team. Ideal candidates will bring strong B2B marketing experience and a knack for analytical insights.
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Location: Remote (U.S.-based) | Optional hybrid in the Bay Area
Overview:
The Senior Product Marketing Manager – Commercial will be responsible for end-to-end marketing activities, ensuring the value proposition of Midi Health for women in midlife is well understood by enterprise employers (and their eligible employees), B2B health tech partners, and our newest segment health plans. This role requires a deep understanding of buyer personas and the messaging and products that motivate them to integrate Midi’s services into their benefits and offerings. It also involves creating communication campaigns that help large-scale organizations engage and activate end-users (B2C) to schedule consultations with Midi Health.
This is an exciting opportunity that combines responsibilities across GTM strategy and execution. You will be the marketing leader for this line of business, with the opportunity to grow the team as business milestones are achieved.
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The application window closes on 5PM EST on Thursday, June 12th, 2025
Every application will be reviewed, and you will receive feedback on next steps the week of June 16th.
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This role requires experience marketing to 2 out of the 3 B2B channels (employers, health plans & health systems) Which 2 do you have experience with? *
Tell us about a time you owned end-to-end marketing strategy for a B2B or B2B2C product. What was your target audience, and what business results did you drive? *
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