FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Strategic Partnership Lead at Canva?
The primary responsibility is to drive strategic partnerships, especially with Global System Integrators (GSIs) and key ecosystem partners, to contribute significantly to Canva’s revenue goals and expand market reach.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A minimum of 12 years in a senior partnerships role, ideally within the tech or SaaS industry, with a proven track record of driving revenue through strategic partnerships is required.
Is experience in the tech ecosystem important for this position?
Yes, a strong understanding of GSI and tech ecosystem partners, particularly within technology and creative solutions, is crucial.
What are some key responsibilities of the Strategic Partnership Lead?
Key responsibilities include strategic partnership development, revenue generation, collaborative deal structuring, integration ecosystem expansion, go-to-market strategy collaboration, performance tracking, and team leadership & development.
Will the Strategic Partnership Lead be managing a team?
Yes, the role involves directing and mentoring a growing team to execute high-value partnerships.
What type of compensation can the Strategic Partnership Lead expect?
The target salary range for this position is between $244K to $324K, based on market data and the candidate’s skills and experience.
Are there additional benefits provided to employees?
Yes, Canva offers a range of benefits including equity packages, health benefits plans, a 401(k) retirement plan with company contribution, inclusive parental leave, an annual Vibe & Thrive allowance, and flexible leave options.
How does Canva approach diversity and inclusion in hiring?
Canva values fairness and celebrates all types of skills and backgrounds, encouraging applications even if candidates don’t feel they meet all listed qualifications.
What is the interview process like for this position?
The interviews are conducted virtually, and applicants are encouraged to share their pronouns and any reasonable adjustments they may need during the process.