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Lead strategic OEM, VAR & ISV partnerships with top tech firms like NVIDIA and OpenAI. Drive non-linear revenue through co-selling, joint solutions, and marketplace strategies. Requires 7+ years in alliances with cloud hyperscalers and AI stack expertise. Competitive compensation with equity, bas...
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Explore Alliance Leader jobs focused on Strategic OEM, VAR & ISV Partnerships, a pivotal senior role at the intersection of business development, sales, and corporate strategy. Professionals in this career function as the primary architects and stewards of a company's most critical external technology partnerships. Their core mission is to build a powerful, non-linear revenue engine by aligning their organization's products and services with complementary partners to create greater combined value for the enterprise market. An Alliance Leader typically owns the end-to-end relationship with key partner types: Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), Value-Added Resellers (VARs), and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs). Common responsibilities include identifying and onboarding strategic partners, negotiating comprehensive alliance agreements, and developing joint go-to-market (GTM) plans. They are accountable for driving mutual revenue by creating co-selling motions, integrating solutions, launching co-branded marketing campaigns, and facilitating listings on partner marketplaces. A significant part of the role involves internal enablement, ensuring their own company's sales, marketing, and product teams are equipped to collaborate effectively with the partner ecosystem. Ultimately, they own the partnership pipeline and revenue targets, acting as a quarterback to orchestrate complex, multi-party enterprise deals. The typical skill set for these high-impact jobs is extensive. Successful candidates usually possess 7+ years of experience in alliances, channel sales, or business development within the technology sector. A deep understanding of modern software landscapes—such as cloud infrastructure, data platforms, and AI technologies—is crucial for identifying strategic fit and speaking the partner's language. Essential soft skills include exceptional relationship-building, executive-level negotiation, and the ability to influence cross-functional teams without direct authority. The role demands an entrepreneurial, self-driven mindset, as it often involves creating structure in ambiguous, fast-paced environments. A proven track record of building revenue-generating partnerships and a strategic, long-term vision are fundamental requirements. For those seeking to shape market ecosystems and drive growth through collaboration, Alliance Leader jobs represent a challenging and rewarding career path at the highest levels of tech business strategy.

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