Full-Time

GTM Strategy & Execution Senior Manager

Updated on 6/26/2026

Equinix

Equinix

10,001+ employees

Global data center, colocation, interconnection provider

Compensation Overview

$136k - $204k/yr

+ Bonus + Equity

Toronto, ON, Canada + 1 more

More locations: Dallas, TX, USA

In Person

On-site in Dallas, Texas or Toronto, Ontario.

Category
Business & Strategy (2)
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Required Skills
Sales
Forecasting
Salesforce
Marketing
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • 10+ years in GTM strategy, sales strategy, revenue operations, or management consulting—ideally within technology or enterprise environments
  • Demonstrated experience owning or co-leading an annual GTM planning cycle, including target-setting, segmentation, and coverage design
  • Proven track record translating strategy into operational execution across Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success
  • Strong financial acumen; comfortable modeling revenue scenarios and partnering with Corporate Finance on planning processes
  • Experience working across Sales Operations, HR, and Compensation functions on quota design, role definition, and incentive alignment
  • Exceptional ability to synthesize complex inputs into clear, executive-level recommendations and narratives
  • Proven track record driving cross-functional alignment and managing competing stakeholder priorities in a global, matrixed organization
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills; comfort with data-driven decision-making and performance measurement
  • Proficiency with GTM and planning tools (e.g., Salesforce, quota management platforms, BI/analytics tools)
  • Ability to operate with agility and transparency in a high-growth, matrixed environment with global scope
  • The targeted pay range for this position in the following location is / locations are: United States - Dallas Infomart Office DAI : 136,000 - 204,000 USD / Annual Canada - Toronto Office TRO : 131,000 - 181,000 CAD / Annual
Responsibilities
  • Lead the GTM planning process in partnership with cross-functional partners, translating corporate revenue targets into function and segment-level strategies with clear milestones and KPIs
  • Serve as the GTM liaison with Finance and Corporate Strategy during AOP, EOP (long-term horizon), and mid-year forecast cycles, ensuring revenue assumptions are grounded in go-to-market realities
  • Model growth scenarios (e.g., new logo vs. expansion, geographic, segment, and channel mix) to pressure-test target feasibility and surface planning risks early
  • Maintain an always-on planning calendar aligned to key cross-functional and GTM leadership milestones
  • Ensure alignment between CCRO OKRs and transformation outcomes throughout the planning cycle
  • Partner with Enterprise Data & Analytics (EDNA) to define and refresh customer and prospect segmentation frameworks (firmographic, behavioral, revenue tier) to ensure the right resources are deployed against the highest-potential opportunities
  • Translate segmentation into high-level guidance for coverage model design, including territory boundaries, account assignments, and overlay specialist deployment
  • Define and rationalize routes to market (direct and indirect) for each customer segment; assess channel mix effectiveness and make data-backed recommendations on investment shifts
  • Collaborate with Channel leadership to incorporate partner capacity into overall coverage planning and ensure route-to-market decisions are reflected in headcount planning, quota allocation, and compensation design
  • Conduct annual whitespace analysis to identify underpenetrated segments and inform sales plays, focus areas, and revenue growth opportunities
  • Partner with Sales Operations to operationalize segmentation in CRM and reporting systems
  • Partner with Sales Operations to design quota structures that reflect territory potential, historical performance, and growth expectations
  • Ensure quota methodologies are consistent, transparent, and defensible to field leadership
  • Partner with Sales Operations and commercial leadership to capture and incorporate field feedback into planning iterations
  • Partner with HR and GTM leadership to define the roles and competencies required to execute the GTM plan, including but not limited to coverage models, overlay specialists, and management layers across multiple functions
  • Translate coverage model outputs into headcount requirements and hiring prioritization across geographies and segments
  • Ensure role definitions, career ladders, and capacity plans are aligned to strategic GTM objectives and consistent across regions
  • Support workforce planning and organizational design recommendations
  • Own the GTM planning operating cadence, facilitating cross-functional working sessions, managing decision logs, and driving accountability to planning milestones
  • Work with GTM leaders to align dependencies across strategy, systems, and processes; maintain structured communication and feedback loops across functions
  • Synthesize planning outputs and program updates into executive-ready communications for CCRO and senior leadership reviews
  • Maintain documentation of planning assumptions, model inputs, and decision rationale to support auditability and year-over-year learning
  • Diagnose GTM challenges across functions and regions; support the design of solutions and transformation plans aligned with CCRO priorities
  • Translate strategic objectives into actionable programs, driving execution across Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success teams
  • Assist in the design and activation of Sales Plays, ensuring field readiness, tracking, and embedding of initiatives into frontline rhythms in partnership with Enablement and GTM Ops
  • Contribute to GTM planning activities such as segmentation, prioritization, and territory strategy as part of the broader transformation agenda
  • Monitor KPIs to measure the impact of strategic programs and GTM planning outputs
  • Use data and insights to optimize execution and inform real-time adjustments
  • Continuously improve planning tools, templates, playbooks, and processes to reduce cycle time and increase output quality

Equinix provides data center space, colocation, interconnection, and cloud services for businesses worldwide. Customers rent space in Equinix data centers and use the company’s interconnected ecosystem to link networks, cloud platforms, and applications with low latency. Its global footprint and an ecosystem of thousands of customers create direct connections that simplify digital infrastructure, setting it apart from providers that only offer space. The goal is to help businesses run reliable digital operations and pursue multi-cloud strategies through secure data-center space and connected networks.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Redwood City, California

Founded

1998

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What believers are saying

  • AI-ready colocation should lift demand for higher-density cabinets and premium interconnection.
  • Hydrogen backup trials support sustainability wins in constrained power markets like Dublin.
  • Partnerships with HPE, Cisco, NVIDIA, and F5 expand enterprise AI adoption pathways.

What critics are saying

  • Power scarcity in Ireland and Hong Kong can delay expansions and strand capital.
  • Cloud and AI infrastructure competitors can undercut Equinix's premium colocation and interconnection pricing.
  • Hydrogen and liquid-cooling investments face execution risk if customer demand or reliability disappoints.

What makes Equinix unique

  • Equinix pairs global colocation with dense interconnection across 65-plus Asia-Pacific data centers.
  • HK6 offers direct low-latency private links to the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation Park.
  • Equinix combines liquid-cooled AI-ready facilities with neutral, sovereignty-aware hybrid multicloud connectivity.

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