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Senior Manager, Account-Based Experience (ABX)

Sanity · Remote in the United States · Remote

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About Sanity

Sanity is the back-end built for AI content operations. Power web, mobile, and agentic applications at scale. Backed by ICONIQ.

About the role

Sanity is looking for a strategic, data-driven Sr Manager of ABX to design and lead our account-based experience programs for enterprise. You'll orchestrate personalized, cross-channel programs that generate and accelerate pipeline across enterprise target accounts — from first touch to closed-won — while building a tight feedback loop between marketing and sales.

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Sanity is looking for a strategic, data-driven Sr Manager of ABX to design and lead our account-based experience programs for enterprise. You'll orchestrate personalized, cross-channel programs that generate and accelerate pipeline across enterprise target accounts — from first touch to closed-won — while building a tight feedback loop between marketing and sales.

At Sanity.io , we're building the future of AI-powered Content Operations. Our AI Content Operating System gives teams the freedom to model, create, and automate content the way their business works, accelerating digital development and supercharging content operations efficiency. Companies like SKIMS, Figma, Riot Games, Anthropic, COMPLEX, Nordstrom, and Morningbrew use Sanity to power and automate their content operations.

Execute and scale enterprise ABX programs: Partner with marketing and sales leadership to execute and scale Sanity's enterprise ABX programs, translating GTM priorities into personalized account experiences that generate pipeline and accelerate revenue.

Drive coordinated account engagement: Run weekly account pod meetings with AEs and SDRs to align on priority accounts, engagement insights, campaign...

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