The Commercial Strategy team sits within the Business Development & Commercial Programs org and is responsible for helping take ideas from 0 to 1 by leading strategic initiatives and bets, and partnering cross functionally with other teams to test, experiment, and implement new strategies. In addition to driving new growth, the Commercial Strategy team owns and executes strategic growth programs that sit at the intersection of multiple teams and functions, and is the center of excellence for continuous improvement, focused on how to drive operational efficiency and rigor as we scale. The team goes where the problems are and are key to enabling future growth opportunities. As Senior Commercial Strategy Manager, you will serve as a thought partner to leaders across the organization, lead critical cross-functional initiatives that shape the company’s growth trajectory, drive strategic planning cycles, stand up 0–1 initiatives, and unlock operational scale across our most critical programs. Like most marketplaces, Thumbtack serves customers and pros, and this role creates value for both through our Partnerships business, one of Thumbtack’s fastest-growing segments. You will identify new growth opportunities, develop go-to-market strategies, launch programs that expand our marketplace’s reach through partners, and shape the strategy and direction of the organization. Success in this fast-paced, fluid role requires strong problem-solving capabilities, analytical horsepower, comfort operating in ambiguity, and the ability to bring structure to chaos. Working closely with executives, product and engineering leaders, marketers, sales, and finance, you will bring strong business acumen, communication and collaboration skills, a self-starter mindset, and ownership of complex, high-priority problems from day one while pushing progress on multiple fronts.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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