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Posted · 20.07.2026
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# Product Manager GTM (R-19607)

Dun & Bradstreet

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The Product manager Go-to-Market (GTM) is responsible for leading the strategy, planning, and execution of launch and post-launch activities relating to D&B’s software partnerships, as well as our Industry vertical practices.
They work closely with cross-functional teams including strategic partnerships, industry practice leads pricing, marketing, sales, sales enablement, implementation, delivery, and customer success to ensure a seamless and impactful introduction to the market with the alignment across all key teams globally.
This role focuses on maximizing D&Bs value proposition & growth objectives by ensuring our services are available and fully activated via the best partnerships & industry verticals.
Comfortable collaborating regularly with European team members and willing to work across varying time zones to support global business needs.

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