Senior Manager, Customer Success - Public Sector
Avepoint · Arlington, VA, United States · 2026-06-24
About this role
About the Opportunity
As Senior Manager, Customer Success - Public Sector, you’ll lead a high-performing team focused on helping AvePoint’s government, education, and regulated customers realize measurable value from our solutions.
You’ll oversee a portfolio spanning federal, state, local, and education accounts, ensuring strong adoption, customer health, and retention. Your leadership will shape the Public Sector customer journey—from onboarding through renewal—ensuring AvePoint remains a trusted partner in every phase of the relationship.
What You’ll Do
• Lead and scale the Public Sector Customer Success organization, developing an engagement model that drives adoption, expansion, and retention across a complex and regulated customer base.
• Partner cross-functionally with Sales, Product, Engineering, and Marketing to ensure seamless handoffs, proactive communication, and alignment on customer value delivery.
• Develop and execute data-driven customer health and success plans to track adoption, usage, satisfaction, and ROI across all Public Sector customers.
• Serve as an executive sponsor and point of escalation for key accounts, navigating complex renewal negotiations, procurement processes, and stakeholder relationships.
Skills asked for
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