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We're looking for a commercially accountable Enterprise Account Manager, known internally as a Retail Partnerships Manager, to drive enterprise revenue growth across a portfolio of Auror's most strategic UK retail customers, with direct ownership of expansion, renewals, and long-term ARR performance. You'll step into an established book of high-profile partnerships and hit the ground running.
As a Retail Partnerships Manager, you will be responsible for driving expansion and renewal outcomes within enterprise accounts following initial sale. You will lead commercial strategy, identify and close upsell opportunities, and own renewal negotiations while partnering closely with Customer Success to ensure value realisation.
This role connects executive engagement with enterprise sales strategy, driving revenue growth and building long-term strategic partnerships.
Demonstrated Sales Discipline and Commercial Acumen
Articulate the Value of the Auror Platform
Build Executive-Level Partnerships
Execute the Land-to-Expand Model
Collaborate for Long-Term Success
This Role Reports to Ellen Dick, Director Retail Partnerships – UKI've been with Auror for over a decade, scaling the business across three markets — Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. From early-stage growth through to enterprise sales, I've worked across customer success, commercial strategy, and retail partnerships at every stage of Auror's journey.
Today, I lead a team of Retail Partnerships Managers in the UK, driving revenue growth across our most strategic retail accounts. We operate with a high-performance culture anchored in commercial rigour, target accountability, and a genuine passion for what we do. I'm looking for someone who brings that same energy — hungry, collaborative, and ready to make an impact.
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We are looking for people who demonstrate a strong alignment to our Guiding Principles.
Auror is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible application process to all candidates and we are actively working to improve diversity within the tech industry. We celebrate diversity and inclusiveness at Auror, regardless of (but not limited to) race, gender, sexual orientation, family status, religion, ethnicity, national origin, physical disability, veteran status, or age.
If you need adjustments to any part of our recruitment process because of accessibility reasons, please do not hesitate to let us know during the application process. We will work with you to identify adjustments that will allow you to perform at your best.
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