Marketing Manager Belgium & the Netherlands
SQLI
Marketing Manager Belgium & the Netherlands
SQLI
Digital transformation consulting and managed services
Role overview
As Marketing Manager at SQLI, you will plan and run demand generation campaigns that build pipeline for our Sales teams in Belgium and the Netherlands. Your audience is mid-sized and large enterprises across both markets.
The role is focused on results. Success means generating qualified leads that develop into sales opportunities and being able to demonstrate the impact of your marketing activities on pipeline and revenue.
Key responsibilities
Plan, launch and scale B2B campaigns across email and paid media (LinkedIn) to generate leads and win new clients in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Work with Sales to select high-value target accounts and develop account-based marketing (ABM) activities. Use campaigns, personalised outreach and executive events to reach decision-makers in those companies.
Run SQLI's events in Belgium and the Netherlands from start to finish, including executive roundtables, dinners for prospects and clients, and webinars. For in-person events, you will find venues, handle logistics, negotiate with suppliers and coordinate everything on the day.
Track campaign and event ROI, cost per lead, conversion rates and how events contribute to the pipeline. Use these insights to recommend where the budget should go.
Set up shared MQL and SQL tracking with Sales and provide regular written updates on pipeline contribution, results and anything blocking progress.
You will also
Lead joint lead-generation events and co-branded campaigns with our strategic technology partners, such as shared webinars or roundtables. You will plan them, agree on the budget split and host them.
Work closely with Sales, the Belgian and Dutch leadership teams and Global Marketing Operations to agree on regional priorities, define investment plans and improve pipeline performance.
Build and improve the content that turns visitors into leads, such as landing pages, event registration pages and paid social assets, primarily in Dutch and English.
What we are looking for
Fluent Dutch and strong professional English. Dutch is essential for communicating with prospects, clients and colleagues across Belgium and the Netherlands. French is a plus.
At least 3–5 years of experience in B2B marketing, ideally in a digital agency, consultancy or technology company selling to enterprise clients.
A track record of running demand generation and ABM programmes that you can connect to pipeline and revenue.
Hands-on experience organising events in Belgium and/or the Netherlands, from webinars to small executive dinners.
Comfort with marketing automation and CRM tools (for example, Microsoft Dynamics) and with reporting on funnel metrics.
A proactive and structured approach, with the ability to manage campaigns and events independently while working closely with Sales and other stakeholders.
Strong communication skills and the ability to adapt marketing activities to the Belgian and Dutch markets.
What to Expect at SQLI
We offer an environment where you can take ownership, contribute your own ideas and actively help shape our growth.
Join us in shaping the future of AI and digital transformation. 🚀
SQLI Digital Experience helps international brands grow digital business value by providing consulting, implementation, and managed services in digital transformation. It combines technology, proven methodologies, skilled teams, and creativity to deliver customer experiences that engage users across channels. The company serves major brands such as Carlsberg and AG Insurance and works in AI, e-commerce, digital marketing, and customer experience management. Dating back to the 1990s, SQLI differentiates itself with end-to-end capabilities from strategy to ongoing managed services and a mix of technical and creative expertise to drive measurable results, aiming to help clients adapt to new technologies and customer needs while turning digital opportunities into sustainable value.
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