ABM & Lead Generation Specialist (Bangkok-based, relocation provided)
Bangkok, Thailand
Performance Marketing
What you will do
- Research & target your accounts and form a point of view on which product leads and how the relationship expands.
- Run a capped 1:many motion over your tail. Templated, segment-level Lead Gen campaigns (built with the shared Marketing Ops Specialist) to open accounts and book BD meetings – and spot when a warming account should graduate into your 1:few tier. Kept deliberately bounded.
- Map the buying committee, design the account plays, and create & adapt bespoke assets for your strategic accounts.
- Partner with BD/Sales; run and optimize campaigns in the marketing automation platform; own your measurement layer.
- 4+ years in B2B marketing, with 2+ years in ABM, strategic-account, or field marketing.
- Account-research and buying-committee-mapping skill – you can build an account dossier and a stakeholder map and turn them into a plan.
- Multi-channel campaign orchestration – multi-touch, multi-stakeholder campaigns (email, LinkedIn, events, direct).
- Ability to sell a portfolio, not a single product – comfortable matching the right product to a buyer and articulating an expansion path.
- Strong BD/Sales partnership instincts; comfortable working without direct authority.
- CRM + MAP fluency – a major CRM (e.g., Salesforce) and a marketing automation platform (Pardot / Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, HubSpot, or Marketo).
- Data-literate – comfortable defining KPIs and reading dashboards. Strong writing and executive communication. Long-cycle patience and ownership.
- Travel, travel-tech, fintech/payments, loyalty, marketplaces, or B2B2C / partnership-led experience.
- Exposure to intent-data / ABM platforms (6sense, Demandbase, ZoomInfo, Bombora). Event-based engagement (exec dinners, roundtables). ABM certification (ITSMA or equivalent).
- Self-serve / PLG onboarding funnels, affiliate/partner-network programs (CJ), or SDR/BDR collaboration. SQL/BI comfort is a plus but not required.
Primary (70%): buying-committee engagement depth, pipeline influenced, multi-product expansion, deal velocity, and BD-reported influence on strategic accounts. Secondary (30%): qualified leads/meetings generated from the capped 1:many tier and graduation of warming tail accounts into 1:few.

