National Client Strategy Leader At Doane Grant Thornton (Toronto)

National Client Strategy Leader At Doane Grant Thornton (Toronto)

06 Aug
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RPMGlobal
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Toronto

06 Aug

RPMGlobal

Toronto

Shape the future of client strategies as the National Client and Market Strategy Leader at Doane Grant Thornton. Focus on market insights, portfolio strategy, and commercial viability in a supportive, community-driven environment.This pivotal role reports to the CEO for strategy development and ties into execution efforts with the COO. You’ll engage with National Service Line Leaders to define target markets, evaluate service offerings, and build new value propositions. The focus on collaboration and a strong commitment to exceptional client experiences sets the stage for meaningful contributions.Key Responsibilities:
- Define target client segments for strategic growth
- Evaluate product and service portfolios for gaps
- Recommend investments in new offerings aligned with demand




- Collaborate on brand and marketing strategy development
- Establish pricing models based on value and outcomesRequirements:
- Proven experience in building and scaling services
- Strong commercial instincts for business cases
- Ability to translate strategy into execution
- Exceptional leadership in client experience initiatives
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business or Marketing, CPA/MBA preferredDrive client-focused strategies and elevate market offerings with Doane Grant Thornton's cooperative culture.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 National Client Strategy Leader At Doane Grant Thornton (Toronto)
🏢 RPMGlobal
📍 Toronto

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