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Amazon Web Services is seeking a results-driven Account-Based Marketing (ABM) Industry Marketing Manager to design and execute high-impact ABM programs for enterprise customers within the US Higher Education field territory and deliver the industry’s largest activations and programs for EdTech partners. This role combines strategic thinking with hands-on execution to drive measurable business outcomes through targeted marketing initiatives. The Account-Based Marketing Manager will own the end-to-end execution of US EdTech ABM programs, working backwards from customer needs to create data-driven, multi-channel campaigns, events, and executive programs that accelerate pipeline and revenue growth. This role requires strategic marketing expertise, strong project management skills, analytical capabilities, and the ability to influence cross-functional stakeholders. Key job responsibilities • Deliver the largest Industry activations, executive programs, and scaling programs • Design and execute territory-specific ABM campaigns (1:1, 1:few) that align with global frameworks and drive measurable business impact • Build and maintain strong relationships with sales teams to understand account priorities and translate them into effective marketing programs • Analyze customer data, buying signals, and market trends to inform campaign strategy and optimization • Create and implement multi-channel programs (events, digital, direct) that deliver personalized customer experiences • Partner with regional marketing teams to ensure ABM programs complement broader field marketing efforts • Drive operational excellence through standardized processes, documentation, and best practices • Track and report on program performance, using data to optimize and scale successful approaches • Manage program budgets effectively, demonstrating frugality while maximizing impact • Collaborate with global ABM community to share learnings and adopt proven practices A day in the life AWS Industry Marketing is responsible for driving revenue, adoption, and growth from the largest and fastest growing enterprise-level customers including public sector. The Industry Marketing ABM team focuses on building and executing the most effective, tailored and integrated plans for priority 1:1 customers and clusters of customers via 1:Few. The US EdTech ABM Marketer will partner with Sales and other enabling teams to research key customers, develop go-to-market plans, and execute those events and engagements that help drive revenue. About the team AWS Marketing leads the charge in cloud and AI innovation, inspiring and empowering customers and partners to unlock their cloud potential. We shape AWS's industry perception through compelling narratives that demonstrate our leadership in AI and transformative solutions, while driving customer growth across our vast service portfolio. Our team delivers personalized, connected experiences that foster AWS adoption across diverse industries, continuously adapting our strategy to stay ahead in our digital-first world. Join our forward-thinking team to shape the future of cloud computing, contributing to strategic initiatives that respond to evolving technology, industry, and customer requirements. You'll collaborate globally to translate complex technology into clear, valuable solutions, creating impactful programs that drive AWS's growth in an inclusive, collaborative environment where diverse perspectives and bold thinking thrive.
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