Oho Group
Alliances Manager

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GSI Alliance Manager
Salary: up to £150,000 + Bonus + Benefits
We are partnering with a global technology leader looking for a GSI Alliance Manager to own and grow strategic relationships with key Global System Integrators (GSIs). This is a high-impact role where you will help shape joint go-to-market strategies, develop innovative solutions, and drive enterprise growth through some of the world’s leading technology partners.
You will act as the key point of contact between the business and strategic GSIs, working closely with senior partner stakeholders, sales teams, product teams, and customers to build scalable solutions and create new commercial opportunities.
The Role:
- Own and develop strategic partnerships with Global System Integrators including HCL, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Accenture, Kyndryl and similar organisations.
- Build and execute joint business plans and go-to-market strategies.
- Work with partners to develop enterprise solutions across infrastructure, data centre, cloud, and technology platforms.
- Support enterprise sales teams in developing partner-led opportunities.
- Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders across partner organisations.
- Identify opportunities to improve partner engagement, solutions, and commercial outcomes.
- Act as a strategic advisor internally, influencing product, sales, and marketing teams.
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- Proven experience managing strategic alliances, partnerships, or GSI relationships within a global technology environment.
- Strong understanding of how Global System Integrators operate and how to build joint solutions with them.
- Experience developing GTM strategies, co-sell motions, and enterprise solutions.
- Comfortable engaging with C-level stakeholders and leading strategic conversations.
- Strong commercial mindset with the ability to translate technology solutions into business value.


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Backgrounds of Interest:
We would welcome candidates from:
- Global technology vendors (HPE, Dell, Cisco, Microsoft, Lenovo, etc.)
- Global System Integrators (HCL, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Accenture, Kyndryl, Capgemini)
- Enterprise infrastructure, cloud, or data centre solution environments.
This is an opportunity to take ownership of some of the most important strategic partnerships in the technology ecosystem and have a direct impact on enterprise growth.
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