Role Overview
As the Customer Success Lead, you’ll lead a team of experienced Customer Success team members across the UK&I region, balancing people leadership, strategic direction, and hands-on customer impact.
What You Will Do
You will lead, coach, and develop a high-performing CS team, own team and regional NRR performance, customer retention, and expansion goals, and act as a player-coach directly managing priority accounts.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This role is ideal for someone with 10+ years of experience in Customer Success or post-sales roles within SaaS, with a strong player-coach mindset and expertise in CS methodologies and best practices.
Requirements
- 10+ years of experience in Customer Success or post-sales roles within SaaS, ideally some of this within UK&I accounts.
- Demonstrated technical acumen with the ability to upskill and enable the team.
- 5+ years of direct people leadership experience — managing CSMs, driving team quota, and developing talent through coaching and enablement.
- Strong player-coach mindset: comfortable managing key accounts directly while leading others to excel in their own portfolios.
- Demonstrated success in exceeding renewal, expansion, and NRR goals through effective customer engagement and strategic account management.
- Expertise in CS methodologies and best practices (e.g. success planning, adoption frameworks, ROI storytelling, executive alignment).
- Strong analytical and operational skills: adept at using data to identify performance trends, optimise workflows, and forecast outcomes.
- Strong builder mindset – you thrive in building from scratch, redefining processes and playbooks, and operating with an AI-first mindset
- Bonus: Hands-on with tools (Salesforce, Gong, Sigma, Pylon) and capable of improving data quality, visibility, and usage insights across the team.
Benefits
- Innovative culture
- Growth paths
- Learning & development
- Social travel
- Annual company offsite
- Co-working
To apply for this job please visit jobs.ashbyhq.com.

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