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Arrow Electronics

Distributes electronic parts and business IT

Global Commercial Program Lead

Sales OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeColorado, USA$143.1k - $187k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Strong understanding of the Microsoft commercial ecosystem, including partner programs, incentives, policies, sales motions, and channel execution.
  • Experience translating complex vendor programs or business policies into practical field enablement, operational readiness, and partner-facing guidance.
  • Strong understanding of how a value-added distributor operates, including partner models, channel dynamics, seller enablement, operational processes, and country execution.
  • Experience working with sales, operations, enablement, vendor management, platform teams, and partner-facing organizations.
  • Proven ability to manage internal and external stakeholders across a complex, international business environment.
  • Strong program and project management skills, with the ability to coordinate multiple initiatives, deadlines, stakeholders, and regions in parallel.
  • Ability to simplify complex commercial topics and turn them into clear communication, playbooks, FAQs, training materials, and action plans.
  • Strong business acumen, with the ability to understand how commercial programs translate into revenue growth, partner engagement, and field execution.
  • Comfort working in a fast-moving environment where vendor programs, business policies, and priorities evolve frequently.
  • Ability to create concise, structured, and executive-ready updates.

Responsibilities

  • Translate Microsoft commercial programs into Arrow-ready execution by simplifying program requirements, business policies, incentives, and commercial motions into clear guidance for internal teams.
  • Drive operational readiness by ensuring that new or changing Microsoft programs are understood across sales, operations, platform, enablement, marketing, and country teams before field launch.
  • Build seller enablement frameworks that help Arrow sales teams understand what a program is, why it matters, how to position it, and how to activate it with partners.
  • Support partner success by ensuring partners receive clear, practical, and consistent guidance on Microsoft commercial programs, policy changes, and growth opportunities.
  • Act as the internal expert for Microsoft commercial programs and policies by answering questions, clarifying requirements, guiding teams through changes, and escalating unresolved topics when needed.
  • Liaise with Microsoft commercial stakeholders to understand upcoming program changes, business priorities, incentive updates, policy shifts, and execution expectations.
  • Connect commercial strategy with field execution by turning Microsoft priorities into practical playbooks, communication packs, training materials, and country activation plans.
  • Support local country and regional teams by providing program guidance, readiness materials, structured follow-up, and escalation support.
  • Coordinate with operations and platform teams to ensure commercial program requirements are reflected in operational processes, systems, tools, and partner experience.
  • Track adoption, execution, and blockers by consolidating country feedback, identifying gaps, monitoring readiness progress, and preparing clear updates for leadership.
  • Create a consistent communication rhythm for Microsoft commercial program updates, ensuring internal teams know what is changing, what action is required, and where to find support.
  • Support governance and leadership communication by preparing executive-ready summaries, decision points, readiness updates, and recommendations.

About the Company

Arrow Electronics

Distributes electronic parts and business IT

Arrow Electronics distributes electronic components and enterprise computing products, linking technology makers with the manufacturers, resellers and service providers that build and sell finished systems. Its larger business buys semiconductors, connectors, passive parts and other components from chipmakers and supplies them to factories, along with inventory and supply chain services. Its enterprise computing arm sells data center hardware, software, security and cloud services to IT resellers and managed service providers. Arrow earns money mainly on the gap between what it pays suppliers and what customers pay, plus fees for logistics and other services. Arrow was founded in 1935 in New York and is based in Centennial, Colorado.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Centennial, CO
Founded
1935

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