Product Manager for Rewards Strategy (Toronto)

Product Manager for Rewards Strategy (Toronto)

14 Oct
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Infotek Consulting
|
Toronto

14 Oct

Infotek Consulting

Toronto

Lead the rewards strategy at your next role by owning the complete rewards lifecycle and ecosystem integrations. Drive creative reward programs and enhance customer experiences while ensuring seamless integration with third-party services. In the role of Product Manager for Rewards Strategy & Partnerships, you will manage the end-to-end rewards strategy, defining business objectives and customer reward criteria.

Collaborating with internal teams and vendors, you will ensure the successful execution of reward programs and integrations such as Single Sign-On (SSO). This role is ideal for a strategic thinker passionate about enhancing customer loyalty through innovative rewards. Key Responsibilities:

- Direct the rewards strategy and lifecycle execution
- Lead integration delivery for customer SSO




- Co-lead roadmap planning for rewards initiatives
- Develop integration patterns for identity technologies
- Define KPIs to measure rewards program success Requirements:
- Minimum 5 years in Digital Product Management
- Proven rewards strategy and SSO integration expertise
- Experience working with cross-functional teams
- University degree in Business or Technical field
- Strong executive communication and relationship-building skills Become a pivotal player in driving customer loyalty by effectively managing rewards strategies and ensuring seamless integrations.

📌 Product Manager for Rewards Strategy (Toronto)
🏢 Infotek Consulting
📍 Toronto

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