Regional Program Manager, Sales Programs, Google Customer Solutions - Singapore

Product area Google Customer Solutions (GCS) sales teams are trusted advisors and competitive sellers who maintain a relentless focus on customer success by bringing the best Google has to offer to small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), which are the backbone of our communities. As a member of our team, you’ll have the opportunity to work with company owners and make a real difference in their businesses by helping them grow. Together, we help shape the future of innovation for customers, partners, and sellers...and we have fun doing it. Job description Within Google Customer Solutions (GCS), the Revenue Strategy and Operations (RSO) team provides business critical insights, ensures cross-functional alignment of goals and execution, and helps teams drive strategic partnerships and new initiatives forward. By working closely with GCS Sales leadership, APAC RSO leads both short-term and long-term initiatives that result in tangible change and impact for the Sales teams and our customers. As a Regional Program Manager, you are an expert on GCS program goal and strategy and act as a bridge between global program strategy and APAC GCS sales teams. You will focus on specialist programs in APAC, including Export and Google Marketing Platform (GMP) specialist teams. You will work in collaboration with the Global Specialism Programs team and regional leadership to shape, launch and land program changes in APAC GCS. You will manage the engagement with specialist reps and managers, gathering deep sales insights into what is working in the Specialism Program in APAC and what improvements are needed. You will also play a key role in establishing and commercializing a new program in APAC to acquire and onboard new GMP customers. You will also be responsible for leading and project managing cross-cutting strategic projects that lift the impact of APAC GCS sales programs. By working closely with Sales teams in-region, you will use your strong investigative and stakeholder ma…