Partner & Ecosystem Marketing Manager

Partner Marketing Manager

Omatic is seeking a partner marketing manager who thrives at the intersection of relationship management and revenue generation. In this role, you will be responsible for two connected engines of growth: maintaining the air cover that keeps Omatic's partner ecosystem engaged and informed, and executing the strategic co-marketing programs that drive referrals and partner-sourced pipeline.

Initially, you will stand up the always-on foundation: the partner newsletter, the System Integrator (SI) enablement toolkit library, the partner community platform, and Omatic's presence in the technical communities where system integrators and consultants gather. As that foundation is in place, your focus will shift toward the strategic partner tier: running monthly meetings with Omatic's most important partners, developing joint co-marketing plans, pursuing new co-marketing opportunities, and actively working to move high-potential non-strategic partners into the strategic program.

You will be the marketing face of Omatic's partner relationships. Whether you are leading a monthly business review with an ecosystem partner, launching a co-branded migration campaign with an ecosystem SI, or developing the enablement toolkit that an ecosystem consultant hands to a client, your mission is to turn Omatic's partner network into a powerful, scalable source of new business.

You love bringing structure to a partner program that is still being built and you are energized by the idea of turning a network of relationships into a measurable source of pipeline. You are comfortable running external partner marketing meetings solo, and you know how to prepare for those meetings, drive toward commitments, and follow through on co-marketing plans. You understand the nonprofit technology ecosystem well enough to be credible in it. You know what a system integrator does, how a Salesforce or Blackbaud migration gets scoped, and why data infrastructure is an invisible but critical part of every implementation. That fluency is what earns trust with the partners this role manages. You do not need to be a developer or a data engineer, but you do need to understand the world your partners live in. You are highly organized and outcomes-oriented. You track what co-marketing programs are running, what they are producing, and what needs to change. You bring data to partner conversations and you are comfortable presenting performance against shared goals. You openly give and receive feedback and you want real-world results from the work you drive.