Role Overview
As a Senior Marketing Manager, you will lead marketing across the APAC region, developing the regional strategy and delivering campaigns, events, and partner programmes that generate demand and qualified pipeline.
What You Will Do
You will own the APAC marketing strategy and targets, work closely with Sales to drive pipeline, run integrated demand-generation campaigns, plan and deliver regional events, build partner marketing programmes, and develop customer stories.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You will be a commercially minded marketer who can turn audience interest into measurable growth, enjoy bringing people together, and communicate clearly with teams and senior stakeholders.
Requirements
- 4+ years of B2B marketing experience, ideally within SaaS, technology, or ecommerce
- Experience building and executing regional, field, or demand-generation strategies
- A strong track record of delivering successful events, from intimate executive experiences to larger industry conferences
- Experience developing co-marketing programmes with strategic partners, agencies, platforms, or technology providers
- A solid understanding of B2B sales funnels, integrated campaigns, content marketing, and account-based marketing
- Hands-on HubSpot experience, including email creation, audience segmentation, automation, and campaign management
- Strong project management skills and experience managing competing priorities independently and across global teams
- Familiarity with Salesforce and the broader marketing technology ecosystem
- Confidence using performance data to evaluate programmes, communicate impact, and make investment decisions
- Willingness to travel across APAC for events and partner activities
- Current authorisation to work in Australia
Benefits
- A monthly wellness budget (minimum of $400)
- 25 days off each year to do the things you love
- Individualized career development, rewards, and recognition
- Wellness and philanthropic programming and events
To apply for this job please visit www.yotpo.com.

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