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Customer Success Manager (MSP/VAR)

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Customer Success Manager (MSP/VAR)
Industry: IT Managed Services / Tech
Location: London, UK (Hybrid)
Salary: £40k - £45k (DOE)
We're partnering exclusively with a fast-growing IT Managed Services Provider. They're a tight-knit team headquartered in London, and they're now hiring a Customer Success Manager to own some of their most important client relationships.
If you thrive at the intersection of technology, commercial strategy, and genuine client partnership, this one's worth a look.
The Role
- Own and grow a portfolio of 20 to 30 key accounts, serving as the trusted point of contact across IT, Security, Data, and AI services
- Lead onboarding experiences that set clients up for long-term success from day one
- Spot and convert upsell and cross-sell opportunities - you'll be expected to contribute directly to revenue growth
- Deliver regular service reviews and strategic account plans that demonstrate real value
- Build relationships at senior and C-level, becoming a genuine advisor rather than just an account manager
- Use Halo CRM and data insights to stay ahead of client needs and flag risks early
- Act as an escalation point when things get complex, resolving issues with speed and calm
- Collaborate closely with Sales and Technical teams to continuously improve the client experience
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Skills Needed
- Customer Success or Account Management experience within MSP or VAR tech environments
- A proven track record of hitting retention, growth, or revenue targets
- Confidence engaging with senior stakeholders and comfortable in commercial conversations
- Strong working knowledge of CRM tools and Microsoft 365
- Excellent communication and presentation skills. You can make complex things clear
- A growth mindset: you're coachable, resilient under pressure, and always looking to improve


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Benefits
- Up to £45k base
- Private health care
- Hybrid working
- Pension contributions
- Flexible working
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