Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies - from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups - use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone's reach while doing the most important work of your career.
About the teamThe Global Executive Marketing team builds and scales Stripe’s most strategic executive engagement programs, including Executive Briefing Centers, Executive Summit, Customer Advisory Boards, World Economic Forum activations, executive sponsorship, and regional executive experiences. Our mission is to deepen trust with senior decision-makers, accelerate enterprise outcomes, and create durable executive-level relationships across Stripe’s most important accounts.
What you’ll doStripe's most important enterprise relationships are won and deepened through sustained, thoughtful executive engagement, not one-off touchpoints. As the Executive Lifecycle Marketing Manager, you will own the strategy and execution for how Stripe nurtures senior decision-makers across its priority accounts: developing personalized, account-specific approaches that meet executives where they are in their relationship with Stripe, then translating those individual plays into scalable lifecycle journeys that work across executive personas and account segments.
This role requires a seller's mindset. You understand what's meaningful to a particular executive, what stage of the relationship they're in, and what it will take to deepen trust and move things forward. You also know how to zoom out: distilling what works at the individual account level into programs and playbooks that can scale across similar audiences. This is a creative and analytical role in equal measure — you'll be as comfortable crafting a personalized engagement plan as you are building a pipeline dashboard.
Responsibilities- Design and execute account-specific engagement plans for Stripe's priority executive accounts, tailoring tactics and sequencing to each executive's business priorities, relationship stage, and opportunity with Stripe
- Build scalable lifecycle journey frameworks that translate individual account learnings into repeatable playbooks for executive personas and account cohorts so the best approaches compound over time
- Map and manage the executive lifecycle across key accounts: identify where relationships stand, what's needed to progress them, and what program or tactic is the right next step
- Partner closely with field sales and regional teams to understand account dynamics, executive priorities, and relationship goals, then develop coordinated marketing plays that accelerate those outcomes
- Orchestrate multi-touch engagement sequences across executive programs (EBCs, roundtable dinners, advisory boards, hospitality, 1:1 outreach) as integrated, lifecycle-aware campaigns rather than standalone events
- Own pipeline and ROI reporting for executive engagement — build dashboards and measurement frameworks that track relationship progression, program influence on pipeline velocity, and business impact
- Partner with executive program owners to ensure each program serves a clear lifecycle purpose and connects to the broader account engagement model
- Align cross-functional stakeholders (Sales, Marketing, executive offices) around account-level priorities and shared engagement plans
We're looking for someone who meets the minimum requirements to be considered for the role. If you meet these requirements, you are encouraged to apply. The preferred qualifications are a bonus, not a requirement.
Minimum requirements- 7+ years of experience in enterprise marketing, lifecycle marketing, field marketing, strategic account marketing, or executive engagement in B2B environments
- Proven ability to develop personalized, account-specific engagement strategies — you think about individual accounts and executives, not just segments
- Experience building scalable programs or journey frameworks that extend individual account learnings to broader audience cohorts or persona segments
- Comfort with lifecycle thinking: you can map and sequence engagement across stages of a relationship or buying journey
- Experience building pipeline influence and ROI reporting — dashboards or measurement models that connect marketing activity to business outcomes
- Strong cross-functional collaboration skills, with experience working directly alongside sales teams and executive stakeholders
- Demonstrated ability to influence and drive alignment across marketing, sales, and leadership without direct authority
- Experience with executive engagement programs (EBCs, CABs, executive summits, or executive sponsorship programs) as a marketing practitioner
- Background in lifecycle marketing, demand generation, or enterprise customer marketing
- Experience developing persona-based messaging or journey frameworks for different executive buyer types
- Familiarity with Salesforce or CRM-based reporting for tracking account engagement and pipeline influence
- Strong written communication skills — ability to synthesize account context and strategic positioning into compelling, tailored narratives
Skills Required
- 7+ years of experience in strategy, operations, program management, or go-to-market roles within B2B or enterprise environments
- Proven experience building cross-functional operating models that span marketing, sales, and leadership stakeholders
- Strong systems thinker with experience designing tracking frameworks, dashboards, or operational processes that scale
- Strong analytical and data proficiency, including experience working with datasets, building models or dashboards, and translating data into actionable insights
- Exceptional stakeholder management skills, including comfort working with senior executives
- Demonstrated ability to influence and drive alignment across cross-functional stakeholders without direct authority
- Ability to translate strategic goals into clear processes, tools, and execution plans
- Experience with executive engagement, ABM, enterprise marketing, or complex B2B sales motions
- Familiarity with Salesforce, spreadsheet-based modeling, and evolving systems from manual to automated
- Experience defining metrics, data schemas, or instrumentation for go-to-market or customer engagement workflows
- Experience operating as a DRI for company-level OKRs or metrics
- Strong written communication skills, including the ability to synthesize complex ideas into clear frameworks and recommendations
Stripe Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about Stripe and has not been reviewed or approved by Stripe.
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Healthcare Strength — Healthcare is positioned as comprehensive across mental, physical, and medical plans. Mental-health support is repeatedly surfaced as a meaningful part of overall coverage.
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Parental & Family Support — Parental leave and fertility benefits are highlighted as core elements of the package. Leave-related benefits are portrayed as a standout area of support for families.
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Fair & Transparent Compensation — Compensation is framed as a relative strength compared to other parts of the employee experience. Pay is frequently characterized as competitive and, for many roles, perceived as fair in absolute terms.
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What We Do
Stripe is a technology company that builds economic infrastructure for the internet. Businesses of every size—from new startups to public companies like Salesforce and Facebook—use the company’s software to accept online payments and run technically sophisticated financial operations in more than 100 countries. Stripe helps new companies get started and grow their revenues, and established businesses accelerate into new markets and launch new business models. Over the long term, Stripe aims to increase the GDP of the internet.






