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Demand Generation Manager
Glasgow (Hybrid)
£50,000 – £70,000
About The Company
This is a fast-growing tech business operating in a competitive B2B space, with a commercial, hands-on culture and a real appetite for autonomy and ownership. They're building a mature demand generation function from the ground up, moving away from agency dependence and traditional MQL volume towards a high-intent, revenue-focused pipeline model. The culture here rewards proactive, opinionated marketers who are comfortable operating with high autonomy and challenging where needed.
About The Job
This is a genuine opportunity to take full ownership of digital demand generation, reporting directly to CMO. You'll be hands-on across LinkedIn paid advertising (a key priority), Google Search Ads and HubSpot, directly managing channels rather than overseeing through an agency. Strong analytics and a clear focus on pipeline ownership are central to this role, you'll be accountable for generating quality, high-intent leads rather than chasing MQL volume.
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You'll be a self-starter with proven B2B marketing experience and hands-on digital channel skills, particularly LinkedIn paid. Strong commercial acumen and a track record of owning revenue pipeline numbers are essential, along with a genuinely analytical, results-driven approach. ABM campaign experience and sector exposure (tech, SaaS, cybersecurity or IoT), would all be advantageous. This is a role for someone confident operating independently and willing to challenge and direct where needed, a passive or purely generalist background won't be the right fit here.


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Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Type: Permanent
Discipline: Product, Growth & Automation
Job Posted: Tue, 30 Jun 2026
Closing Date: Sat, 29 Aug 2026
Reference: 10671
You can apply for this role via the Nine Twenty website or contact Kerry McFarlane for more information.
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Kerry McFarlane
07385 666 708
kmcfarlane@weareninetwenty.com
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