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Role overview The JV Partnership Manager owns who gets into the JV program, how they perform, and ... A company that treats JV partnerships as a core growth engine, not a side project

Partnership Manager (PaM)

Costa Mesa, CA · Remote

$80K - $120K/yr (+ commission)

Partnership Manager (PaM) Employment Type: Full-time, nonexempt, commission-eligible Location: 1954 ... Identify opportunities to increase partner engagement, lead generation, and mutual business growth.

Strategic Partnership Manager

Boston, MA · On-site

$89K - $90K/yr

Your role in our Mission The Strategic Partnership Manager will drive growth across our partner ecosystem by managing relationships, expanding the strategic partner base, managing marketing ...

As Partner Growth Manager, you own the partner and co-op channel end to end: roughly twenty partner relationships across our verticals, the referral program that runs through their reps, and the co ...

Strategic Partnership Manager

Carmel, IN · On-site

$82K - $82K/yr

... partner relationship management, operations management and support, financial oversight, and ... A Product Manager empowers the sales team to effectively promote offerings and drive revenue growth.

The Partner Growth Manager (PGM) is responsible for driving revenue growth through Spreedly's strategic partner ecosystem. This role focuses on strengthening relationships with Spreedly's premier and ...

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Growth Partnership Manager information

What is a growth partnership manager?

Growth Partnership Managers are professionals responsible for identifying, developing, and nurturing strategic partnerships to drive business growth. They work closely with internal teams and external partners to create mutually beneficial collaborations, expand market reach, and support revenue objectives. Their role often involves negotiating deals, managing partner relationships, and tracking the success of partnership initiatives. Effective Growth Partnership Managers combine strong communication, analytical, and negotiation skills to ensure partnerships align with the company’s overall growth strategy.

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

To thrive as a Growth Partnership Manager, you need a strong background in business development, relationship management, and strategic planning, often supported by a degree in business or marketing. Familiarity with CRM platforms, data analytics tools, and contract management systems is typically required. Exceptional negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills help you build and sustain valuable partnerships. These skills are crucial for identifying new opportunities, driving revenue, and ensuring mutually beneficial collaborations.

How does a growth partnership manager typically collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive business expansion?

Growth Partnership Managers frequently work alongside marketing, product, and sales teams to identify and pursue strategic partnership opportunities. They coordinate with marketing to align partnership campaigns, consult with product teams to ensure integration or co-development aligns with business goals, and work with sales to leverage partnerships for lead generation and revenue growth. Effective communication and project management skills are essential for managing these collaborations and ensuring that all departments are aligned on partnership objectives and deliverables.

What is the difference between Growth Partnership Manager vs Business Development Manager?

AspectGrowth Partnership ManagerBusiness Development Manager
Primary FocusBuilding strategic partnerships to drive growthIdentifying and securing new business opportunities
Skills & CredentialsPartnership management, negotiation, industry knowledgeSales, negotiation, market analysis
Work EnvironmentCollaborative, cross-functional teams, external partnersSales teams, client meetings, prospecting
Industry UsageTech, SaaS, e-commerceVarious industries including tech, finance, retail

While both roles focus on growth, the Growth Partnership Manager emphasizes strategic partnerships to expand reach, whereas the Business Development Manager concentrates on acquiring new clients and markets. Understanding these differences helps in selecting the right career path or hiring focus.

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Infographic showing various Growth Partnership Manager job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 82% Full Time, 15% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 85% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 13% Remote job distribution.

Employer Partnership Manager

Dallas, TX • On-site

UNITED WAY OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS INC
51 - 200 employees

Full-time

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Primary Function
Develop, strengthen, and manage employer partnerships for United Way’s Pathways to Work initiative. This role is focused on building relationships with employer partners that lead to measurable hiring, upskilling, and retention outcomes for job seekers while delivering clear business value to participating employers.

Position Description/ Summary

The Employer Partnership Manager will support United Way’s Pathways to Work initiative by connecting employers with a skilled, qualified talent pool and advancing living wage job placements for young adults.

This role is responsible for building and deepening relationships with employers in targeted, high-demand industries and facilitating a frictionless pipeline between local workforce partners and employers to improve hiring and retention rates. The position combines program management, stakeholder engagement, business development, and talent acquisition service delivery skills to support the growth and impact of the Pathways to Work program.

The primary goal of the Employer Partnership Manager is to establish mutually beneficial, productive relationships with employers that address workforce challenges, create a more efficient and effective process to fill open jobs, and ultimately, secure better employment outcomes for qualified jobseekers.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build, lead and manage strategic partnerships with employers to identify hiring challenges and opportunities, and develop solutions that meet employers’ needs and support and align with Pathways to Work strategies for advancing living wage employment outcomes.
  • Review and analyze labor market information to build and track a robust pipeline of prospective employer partners
  • Lead engagement with current and prospective employer partners, including presenting the Pathways to Work value proposition, negotiating agreements and securing commitments.
  • Ensure ongoing value with committed employer partners by driving engagement, satisfaction, retention and growth, demonstrating progress against shared goals.
  • Track and communicate hiring metrics, placement rates, KPIs and overall program success; maintain performance dashboards and develop service scorecards for employer partners
  • Lead, coordinate and/or participate in employer partnerships networks, career fairs, information sessions and networking events
  • Lead the ongoing development and implementation of direct-hire partnerships such as Manufacturing DFW and Connect to Work NTX
  • Understand and support employer goals, challenges and needs to recommend solutions that align with their hiring objectives
  • Manage projects to ensure high service levels, consistence performance and timely completion of deliverables
  • Create and share targeted, aligned messaging and customized pitch decks across target audiences, including business and HR leaders, hiring managers, funders and partner organizations
  • Collect and share employer testimonials and endorsements written, video and social formats to highlight program impact and encourage participation.
  • Participate in cross-functional activities across UWMD that contribute to UWMD’s goals in building and sustaining a high-performance organization and coordinate with internal teams such as Marketing, Resource Development and Volunteer Engagement on activities that drive greater resources and impact for the Pathways to Work program.

Required Skills and Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, or communications
  • 3- 5 years in business development, account management, business-to-business sales or strategic partnerships
  • Experience in human resources, staffing/recruitment, and/or workforce development preferred
  • Strong written, verbal and presentation communication skills with the ability to build trust and rapport
  • Good negotiation and contract management abilities
  • Knowledge of CRM software and tracking tools
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office applications
  • Ability to work independently and execute key performance indicators
  • Proven ability to manage multiple clients and priorities simultaneously in a fast-paced environment
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

To perform the job successfully, competitive applicants should demonstrate the following competencies:

  • Mission-Focused: Create real social change that leads to improving community disparities.
  • Relationship-Oriented: Ability to communicate effectively to develop, grow and sustain aligned relationships. Knows how to capture and record relevant information and how to interpret and utilize the information to forge partnerships, collaborate, cultivate, grow, sustain, and strengthen internal and external relationships.
  • Results-Driven: Dedicated to shared and measurable goals; creating, resourcing, scaling, and leveraging strategies and innovations for comprehensive impact. Focuses on strategic priorities and takes ownership and initiative for getting the job done.
  • Champion Stewardship: Our actions, behaviors, and decisions on behalf of our donors must be transparent, meet the highest ethical standards, and align with organizational goals.