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Channel Manager Jobs in Ontario (NOW HIRING)

Why This Role Matters We're hiring a Channel Manager, Dealer to take full ownership of ZOLEO's dealer and retail channel across North America. This is your channel to build, run, and grow -- the ...

Your Mission: We're looking for a Channel Growth Manager to build and scale new Shopify pipeline-generation channels from the ground up. This is a high-ownership, builder-mode role for someone who ...

Ecosystem Resale Sr Manager

Toronto, ON · On-site

CA$116K - CA$166K/yr

Minimum 8 years' experience in sales, resale, or channel management, preferably in ISV software and hardware or as a Tech seller responsible for selling Software & Hardware as part of their solution ...

Title and Summary Channel Sales Manager Summary Our Purpose Mastercard powers economies and empowers people in 200+ countries and territories worldwide. Together with our customers, we're helping ...

Channel Account Manager Join Fortinet, a cybersecurity pioneer with over two decades of excellence, as we continue to shape the future of cybersecurity and redefine the intersection of networking and ...

Channel Account Manager Join Fortinet, a cybersecurity pioneer with over two decades of excellence, as we continue to shape the future of cybersecurity and redefine the intersection of networking and ...

Channel Marketing Specialist Full Time - Permanent Role Role Summary Reporting to the Marketing Manager, the Channel Marketing Specialist will be responsible for the development and management of ...

As a leader of a global team you will need to coach, manage and direct day-to-day activities of the teams' ensuring 'customer first' mindset. JOB DUTIES: * Lead channel marketing strategy ...

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How much do channel manager jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 30, 2026, the average yearly pay for channel manager in Ontario is $98,959.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $72,000.00 and $115,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a channel manager?

Channel Managers are professionals responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with partners, distributors, or resellers that sell a company's products or services. They create strategies to expand the company's reach and maximize revenue through indirect sales channels. Their duties often include onboarding new partners, providing training, setting sales targets, and ensuring that partners align with the company's goals and standards.

What does a channel manager do?

A channel manager works with sales or marketing within a specific channel. In this career, your duties may involve overseeing sales operations and being the moderator for supplier and customer relationships in a particular territory. Your responsibilities could range from fostering relationships with potential or existing channel partners and clients, creating and implementing sales growth strategies designed to increase profitability for your channel, closing difficult sales, and working on the recruitment of new sales and marketing partners. You may also meet with partners in your sales channel and moderate discussions between your marketing team and your channel partners.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a channel manager?

To thrive as a Channel Manager, you need expertise in sales strategy, partner relationship management, and a solid understanding of channel sales models, typically supported by a degree in business or marketing. Familiarity with CRM platforms like Salesforce, partner portals, and sales analytics tools is often required. Strong negotiation, communication, and problem-solving skills set exceptional Channel Managers apart. These capabilities are vital for building effective partner networks, driving revenue growth, and ensuring seamless collaboration between an organization and its channel partners.

How does a channel manager typically collaborate with sales and marketing teams to drive partner performance?

A Channel Manager works closely with both sales and marketing teams to align strategies, develop joint campaigns, and provide partners with the resources they need to succeed. This collaboration often involves regular meetings to discuss partner feedback, analyze sales data, and coordinate promotional activities. By fostering open communication and sharing insights between internal teams and external partners, Channel Managers help ensure that all parties are working toward mutual goals and maximizing revenue opportunities.

What is the difference between Channel Manager vs Sales Manager?

AspectChannel ManagerSales Manager
Primary FocusManaging distribution channels and partner relationshipsDirect sales and customer acquisition
Required SkillsChannel development, partner management, negotiationSales strategy, team leadership, client engagement
Work EnvironmentCollaborates with partners, vendors, and internal teamsLeads sales teams, interacts directly with clients
Industry UsageCommon in tech, manufacturing, and wholesale sectorsWidespread across retail, B2B, and service industries

While both roles involve driving revenue, a Channel Manager focuses on developing and maintaining partner channels, whereas a Sales Manager directly manages sales teams and client relationships. Understanding these differences helps organizations assign the right responsibilities and find suitable candidates.

What are the most commonly searched types of Channel jobs in Ontario?

The most popular types of Channel jobs in Ontario are:

What cities in Ontario are hiring for Channel Manager jobs?

Cities in Ontario with the most Channel Manager job openings:

Infographic showing various Channel Manager job openings in Ontario as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 82% Full Time, and 18% Contract. Highlights an 84% In-person, and 16% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $98,959 per year, or $47.6 per hour.

Channel Manager, Dealer

Toronto, ON • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, PTO

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Who We Are 

At Roadpost, we've spent years building trust with people who need to stay connected beyond cell coverage, in the world's most remote places. That work led to ZOLEO, our global messaging platform powered by the Iridium satellite network, used by adventurers, remote workers, and enterprise teams operating off-grid. The impact is real. Ask the people whose lives were changed by a ZOLEO rescue alert (read their stories). 

Today, we're building the next chapter. ZOLEO is evolving from a hardware-led satellite communicator into a safety and preparedness platform, one that combines intelligent monitoring, automation, and real-time visibility to give people and their Safety Circles confidence when it matters most. We're just getting started, and we want people who want to build it with us. 
 

Why This Role Matters 

We're hiring a Channel Manager, Dealer to take full ownership of ZOLEO's dealer and retail channel across North America. This is your channel to build, run, and grow — the strategy, the relationships, and the results all sit with you. 

It's one of the biggest open opportunities in our go-to-market organization today: significant opportunity to grow and develop an existing channel that has played an important role in our business for several years. We believe there is substantial opportunity to invest further into this channel and find new opportunities across the dealer space 

This is a builder's role in a fast-moving environment: you'll wear the hat of an account manager, a strategist and a deal-closer, often in the same week. We reward people who drive results, for this reason, there’s genuine opportunity over time to expand your remit into other parts of the go-to-market organization which is why experience thriving in fast-moving, environments matters as much as channel expertise itself. 
 

What You'll Do 

  • Rebuild and Grow the Dealer Network. Identify and pursue new dealer opportunities across North America, including big-box and specialty retail, while reinvesting in and re-engaging existing partners where the relationship needs renewed attention. 
  • Own the Commercial Relationship. Cultivate and strengthen relationships with dealer and retail partners; develop a strategic business plan for every account, with clear targets for product placement, sell-through, and revenue. 
  • Find and Close New Opportunities. Identify partners and dealers aligned with our ideal customer profile and explore new offerings (i.e. bundles) 
  • Run Co-Marketing and Promotional Programs. Partner with marketing to plan promotional strategy, budgeting, and campaigns that drive sell-through and keep ZOLEO visible at point of sale. 
  • Manage Third-Party Sales Agency Relationships. Own the relationship with third-party sales agencies - keeping them aligned with our strategy, trained on our value proposition, and accountable to performance targets. 
  • Coordinate Across the Business. Liaise with finance and operations as needed to keep dealer orders, terms, and fulfillment running smoothly. 
  • Own and Report Against KPIs. Track dealer revenue, sell-through and account health; report progress against clear targets and adjust your plan based on what the data tells you. 
  • Bring an AI-First Approach to the Work. Use AI in your day-to-day - for prospecting, account research, proposal development, and reporting; you always think AI-first 
  • Improve How the Channel Operates. Bring a builder's mindset to the role: flag what isn't working, propose better processes, and treat the channel playbook as something you're actively building, not inheriting. 

What You Bring 

  • A Track Record of Building Channel Programs, Not Just Running Them. You've built and delivered on a dealer or retail channel strategy before — not just executed someone else's plan. 
  • Comfort in Fast-Moving, Resource-Lean Environments. You've thrived in a startup or scale-up setting where you had to build the playbook as you went, and you're energized by that kind of ambiguity. 
  • A Scrappy, Deal-Closing Instinct. You're motivated by getting to “yes” with a dealer and don't need a fully-formed process to go find the next opportunity. 
  • Genuine Relationship-Building Skill. Dealers and retail partners trust you quickly, and you turn that trust into renewed and expanded commitments over time. 
  • Comfort Wearing Multiple Hats. You can move between selling into a new dealer, managing an existing account, shaping a co-marketing plan, and scoping a bundling partnership — sometimes all in the same week. 
  • AI Already in Your Daily Workflow. AI is already part of how you prospect, plan, and report - this isn't theoretical for you, and it's an expectation for every role at ZOLEO. 
  • Genuine Accountability for Results. You've owned revenue or channel KPIs directly, not just influenced them, and you're comfortable being measured against clear targets. 

Strongly Preferred 

  • Specialty Channel Experience. Experience in outdoor or another specialty retail/dealer environment. 
  • Partnership Deal-Making. Experience negotiating or launching co-branded or bundled product partnerships. 

What We Offer 

  • Salary Range: $90,000-$110,000 CAD base salary 
  • Variable Compensation: This role will include a variable component. 
  • Flexible Work. A hybrid model; balancing collaboration and lifestyle flexibility. 
  • Comprehensive Benefits. Health, dental, and flexible spending accounts tailored to your needs. 
  • Time to Recharge. Vacation and sick days to help you rest, recharge, and stay well. 
  • Growth Investment. A continuous learning environment backed by a professional development budget. 
  • Inclusive by Nature. A values-driven workplace where diverse perspectives are celebrated. 

Apply Now 

Our recruitment process may use artificial intelligence tools, alongside human review, to assist with the screening or assessment of candidates. 

We are currently hiring for this role and welcome candidates from all backgrounds and experiences. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible workplace. If you meet around 70% of the qualifications, we still encourage you to apply — we'd love to hear from you. 

We're happy to provide reasonable accommodations throughout the recruitment process; if you require support, please let us know when you apply, and we'll work with you to meet your needs. 

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