Role Overview
The Lead Strategic Partner Manager will be responsible for the entire life cycle management of big events, from sales and legal team signing the commercial contract to the event’s final closing. They will be the main point of contact between all stakeholders and work as part of a team to make things happen in time and form.
What You Will Do
The role involves managing other departments’ tasks, communicating product needs to HQ, working with product/engineering to deliver on them, creating and maintaining exhaustive Q&A for user support, and ensuring all requirements have necessary documentation.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will be an entrepreneurial individual with a project management background, comfortable coordinating other departments, and able to deliver results in an ambiguous environment. They will have strong analytical, relationship management, and organizational skills, and be able to think strategically when faced with events partnership briefs or proprietary data.
Requirements
- 5+ years in a project management role or consulting background
- Fluent English and Japanese, other languages are a plus
- Strong analytical, relationship management, and organizational skills
- Ability to think strategically when faced with events partnership briefs or proprietary data
- Ability to handle large amounts of work and parallel work-streams
- Collaborative and willing to get hands dirty and work on all required events tasks
- Knowledge of promotional tools such as Facebook and Instagram is a plus
- Strong academic background is a plus
Benefits
- Attractive compensation package, including stock options
- 40% discount on all Fever events and experiences
- Free Candlelight voucher
- Edenred meal card: Total amount of 7,000 JPY
- Commuter Allowance: Up to ¥15,000 per month
- Language learning support: English and Spanish lessons
- Hybrid work setup: home office friendly with a central Tokyo office location
To apply for this job please visit job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io.

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