Clio is looking for its first-ever Director of Product-Led Growth (PLG), a rare, high-impact opportunity to build and shape a muscle from the ground up at a company that is already seeing real results from its early PLG investments. This role is available to candidates across Canada (excluding Quebec) and the US. If you are local to one of our hubs (Burnaby, Calgary, or Toronto), you will be expected to be in office a minimum of twice per week on one of our Anchor Days. Over the past two years, Clio has made progress in our product-led efforts but we're still early. This is not a role for someone who wants to inherit a playbook - it's for someone who wants to write one. You will define how PLG works at Clio, across our full and growing product portfolio, and you'll have the organizational mandate and team to make it real. You'll lead multiple squads, work across every product in our suite, and partner closely with sales, marketing, customer success and product leadership to evolve how Clio acquires, activates, and expands its customer base. This is a seat at the table, not just a function in the org. Clio has been a sales-led organization for most of its history and that motion has worked. Now Clio's product portfolio has grown to a point where the product itself can and should be a primary driver of growth. We need someone who has lived this transition before. Not just read about it - actually done it. Someone who has felt the friction of trying to install PLG into a sales-first culture, who has made mistakes and learned from them, and who knows exactly what it takes to make this kind of shift stick. The opportunity is significant. Legal professionals are increasingly expecting the same self-serve, high-quality product experiences they get in their personal lives, and Clio is in a position to deliver that. Your job is to make sure we do!
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director
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