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Client Success Manager

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Client Success Manager
Client Success Manager
As a Client Success Manager, you will be a strategic partner and trusted advisor to key clients. Your primary mission is to ensure their success, drive satisfaction, and maximize value throughout their lifecycle with Navan.
A critical component of this role involves leading the strategic and technical migration of clients from legacy R&M technology to the Navan platform, ensuring a seamless and high-touch transition. You will develop strong relationships with key program stakeholders, acting as the 'voice of the customer' to prioritise adoption, retention, and long-term partnership above commercial focus.
What You'll Do
- Serve as the overall owner of the client relationship, including the success of the customer’s migration journey and subsequent post-sales activities
- Drive complex, multi-stakeholder client migrations from legacy R&M technology onto the Navan platform
- Manage projects from initial scoping to go-live and hypercare
- Drive product adoption, retention, and compliance by providing
- Consultative advice
- Customer enablement
- Training for end-users and administrators
- Develop and maintain strong, multi-level trusted advisor relationships with executive stakeholders
- Ensure strategic alignment and ongoing customer satisfaction
- Conduct regular:
- Health checks
- Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs)
- Strategic Business Reviews (SBRs)
- Proactively assess customer health, satisfaction, adoption, and retention, with a focus on churn prevention
- Act as the 'Voice of the Customer' for internal teams (Product, Engineering, Sales)
- Provide feedback on:
- Platform optimisation
- Address product gaps
- Resolve escalations
- Provide feedback on:
- Maintain a deep understanding of:
- The Navan product
- Integrated Premier value proposition
- Speak with customers about the most relevant features and functionality
- Work closely with Product and Engineering on identification and tracking of enhancement requests
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- 7+ years of experience in Customer Success Management or Account Management, with a focus on client happiness and retention
- Proven experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder migration or implementation projects in:
- The Corporate Travel Management industry
- Preferable experience with Law firm or other professional service client industries
- Exceptional:
- Project management
- Organisational
- Strategic problem-solving skills for navigating complex change management during migrations
- High Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and strong communication skills to:
- Manage change resistance
- Gain executive buy-in across customer program administrators and stakeholders
- Drive for results, client-focused mindset, and high attention to detail
- Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent professional experience
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