We a UK-based B2B FinTech company delivering innovative financial technology solutions to businesses, helping them [e.g. optimise payments, manage risk, access capital, automate compliance]. We operate in a regulated environment and work with customers across the UK and potentially international markets.
Role Overview
We are looking for a Go-To-Market professional to drive the commercial success of our B2B FinTech products. You will be responsible for defining and executing GTM strategies that support revenue growth, successful product launches, and strong market positioning.
This role requires close collaboration with Sales, Product, Marketing, and Customer Success to ensure our solutions resonate with target customers and are effectively sold, implemented, and adopted.
Key Responsibilities
Go-To-Market Strategy
Define and execute GTM strategies for B2B products across SMEs, mid-market, and/or enterprise segments
Develop Ideal Customer Profiles (ICPs), buyer personas, and segmentation strategies
Own pricing, packaging, and commercial positioning in partnership with leadership
Product Positioning & Messaging
Create clear, differentiated messaging that articulates business value and ROI
Translate technical product capabilities into customer-centric narratives
Ensure consistent messaging across sales, marketing, and partner channels
Product Launches
Lead end-to-end B2B product launches, including planning, internal readiness, and external rollout
Develop launch plans, timelines, and success metrics
Coordinate cross-functional launch execution
Sales Enablement
Equip Sales teams with playbooks, pitch decks, case studies, and objection-handling materials
Support complex sales cycles, including enterprise and regulated buyers
Partner with Sales on pipeline strategy, win/loss analysis, and deal support
Market & Customer Insights
Conduct market, competitor, and regulatory landscape analysis
Gather and analyse customer feedback to inform GTM and product roadmap decisions
Stay up to date with UK and EU FinTech trends, including FCA considerations