Customer Success Unit Leader, ASEAN

Microsoft hybrid • Multiple Locationsfull_time

 

Mission (Purpose)
Lead post‑sales value realization and long‑term adoption for a portfolio of strategic customers, orchestrating cross‑functional resources to deliver measurable business outcomes while protecting and expanding ARR.

 

What Good Looks Like (Top Outcomes)

  • Business outcomes realized for top accounts (documented use cases, quantified impact, executive validation).
  • Health/adoption leading indicators green for ≥80% of portfolio; targeted recovery plans for at‑risk workloads.
  • Net revenue retention (NRR) ≥100% with expansion led by realized value and multi‑product adoption.
  • Executive sponsorship engaged (QBRs/EBRs with actioned decisions) and multi‑threaded stakeholder maps.
  • Predictable success plans in CRM with clear owners, dates, risks, and ROI hypotheses.
  • Customer advocacy built (references, case studies, community participation) without compromising trust.

Core Responsibilities

  • Own the Customer Success Plan (CSP) and adoption roadmap; align to customer OKRs and CFO‑level value metrics.
  • Run structured EBR/QBR cadence; surface risks early; drive decision logs and executive escalations when needed.
  • Orchestrate technical, partner, and product resources; remove blockers; ensure deployment → usage → value.
  • Quantify value via KPIs (time‑to‑value, cost avoidance, revenue uplift, risk reduction) and share back with execs.
  • Champion customer voice to product/engineering; file prioritized feedback tied to impact and prevalence.

Requirements

  • Business outcomes realized for top accounts (documented use cases, quantified impact, executive validation).
  • Health/adoption leading indicators green for ≥80% of portfolio; targeted recovery plans for at‑risk workloads.
  • Net revenue retention (NRR) ≥100% with expansion led by realized value and multi‑product adoption.
  • Executive sponsorship engaged (QBRs/EBRs with actioned decisions) and multi‑threaded stakeholder maps.
  • Predictable success plans in CRM with clear owners, dates, risks, and ROI hypotheses.
  • Customer advocacy built (references, case studies, community participation) without compromising trust.
  • Own the Customer Success Plan (CSP) and adoption roadmap; align to customer OKRs and CFO‑level value metrics.
  • Run structured EBR/QBR cadence; surface risks early; drive decision logs and executive escalations when needed.
  • Orchestrate technical, partner, and product resources; remove blockers; ensure deployment → usage → value.
  • Quantify value via KPIs (time‑to‑value, cost avoidance, revenue uplift, risk reduction) and share back with execs.
  • Champion customer voice to product/engineering; file prioritized feedback tied to impact and prevalence.