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SENIOR EVENTS MARKETING MANAGER - C-SUITE LEVEL EVENTS

In this role, you will be responsible for leading the strategy and execution of all in person events targeting our C-suite customer audience in North America.QUALIFICATIONS:Bachelors degree in marketing, communications, events ma...

CompanyAdobe
AddressSan Francisco, CA
CategorySales/marketing
Date Posted 5 days ago See detail

Senior Events Marketing Manager - C-Suite Level Events

Adobe

San Francisco, CA

In this role, you will be responsible for leading the strategy and execution of all in person events targeting our C-suite customer audience in North America.QUALIFICATIONS:Bachelors degree in marketing, communications, events ma...

Senior Product Manager - Marketplace Dynamics (Hybrid or West Coast, Remote)

Opentable

San Francisco, CA

Setting the strategy and lead the development team that builds the products and algorithms responsible for the real time execution and optimization of OpenTable's marketplace. Translating dynamic pricing and behavioral economic th...

Senior Manager, Account Based Marketing

Neo4J

San Francisco, CA

First native graph database to ever be included in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Cloud Database Management Systems. Neo4j is one of the fastest scaling technology companies in this industry. $1XXM ARR and still rapidly growing. Be...

Product Marketing Manager

Backblaze

San Mateo, CA

$115,800 - $158,800 a year

Develop compelling end user positioning and messaging of joint solutions, informed by strategy, market insights and customer research, and understanding of our products. Help define strategy for select segments based on in-depth w...

Senior Finance Manager, Product & Engineering

Roblox

San Mateo, CA

You Will: Support financial cycles and collaborate with Accounting on month-end and quarter-end close, FP&A re-forecasts, and annual planning Lead cost management and operations discussions with executives using monthly budget ver...